Sentence examples for nowadays classes from inspiring English sources

Nowadays, "classes define themselves by their means of consumption".

The Institute was originally set up as a free school for the children and apprentices of Society members; nowadays classes are held at night and, according to the Society's bylaws, "instruction is free to males employed during the day".

Nowadays, Google class relevancy as a complex combination of what people want to see; and where, when and how they want to find it.

Nowadays, this class of materials is attracting continuous attention.

"Nowadays, business class is at such a high standard that most travelers are happy with flying that, and a lot of first class is filled up by upgrades from frequent fliers".

Nowadays, this class of models is based on the search for unit roots that indicate the presence of trending or seasonal behavior, and eliminate them by differencing as well as by the addition of a co-integrated relationship among the variables representing their common trend.

They were first described almost 130 years ago in 1884 [ 1], and nowadays this class encompasses sphingomyelin (SM), ceramide, and glycosphingolipids.

The strange thing is, society is perhaps not quite in the same shape as most of the political elite - or for that matter, the siren voices who would have you believe that "everyone's middle class nowadays" - suggest.

Introzzi told a story you hear a lot nowadays: of middle-class families selling off assets, or running down savings, to subsidise their children, who are living at home because they cannot find jobs.

Every kid takes shop class nowadays, especially the girls".

Nowadays, a new class of wireless sensor network that harvest energy from the environment (solar, wind, vibration, etc). is emerging.