Sentence examples for older classes from inspiring English sources

In the older classes it is a rare student who comes to school cell-less.

Thus, the greatest challenges now are to develop novel classes of anti-H.I.V. drugs and new members of older classes that are active against resistant virus.

Its early years section has been rated as outstanding in the last two Ofsted inspections; its older classes are all outstanding or good; nearly a quarter of leaving pupils get scholarships or other awards; and it has a three-year waiting list.

While not a breakthrough, the pills appear to avoid the excessively low blood sugar and weight gain seen with some older classes of diabetes drugs.

Methodological novelties are (i) making appropriate structural changes in the EFC whenever a new class appears while operating in a single-pass incremental manner and (ii) estimating the expected change in classifier accuracy on the older classes.

However, by the mid-1890s the suburban services around London were growing at a rate which began to preclude the use of these and other older classes of locomotive.

"My older class is always packed, but now my kids' class is too," he said.

Ms. Aydin grew up wealthy, with tastes no different from those of the older class.

The standard treatment for neuropathic pain in recent years has been with an older class of antidepressants called tricyclics.

That ambivalence has everything to do with class consciousness and our immigrant society's residual sense of inferiority to an older, class-bound society.

Otherwise, if the 25 30 years of age or older class are interested, policies oriented to fight structural unemployment should be more adequate (International Labour Office 2015).