Sentence examples for preserved class from inspiring English sources
Not the left with its indecision, its stale slogans, its colossal "immobilisme" that has somehow preserved class struggle as a tenet when most of the European left — like the German — moved on decades ago.
Many colonists thought it important to preserve class distinctions in all areas.
The story of their lost footing is also the story of something larger — the growing role that education plays in preserving class divisions.
The main advantage of dimension reduction performed in such way as to preserve class membership is two-fold.
Some, though certainly not all, will keep their jobs because the unions representing our teachers and administrators just agreed last week to shorten the school year by five days this June and next in order to save about $157 million and preserve class sizes that are already too high.
But as the school has grown, so has a conflict within the university itself: can it change its mission while retaining its liberal arts core and preserving classes like the Big Questions?
Valerie Gordon has begun teaching jam-making and preserving classes along with West at her Los Angeles boutique, Valerie Confections, and hosting private preserving parties.
These observations suggested that HER2-positive ESCC showed downregulated MHC class I, whereas HER2-negative ESCC showed preserved MHC class I. Next, HER2 and MHC class I expressions (W6/32 mAb) were analysed by flow cytometry using a panel of 11 tumour cell lines including ESCC cell lines.
A number of these states are very similar but not identical to that preserved by class I. Multiple alignment of gammaretroviruses (class I) and several Ty3/Gypsy lineages based on PR is shown in Figure 6A.
We hypothesise that these poor immune system recognised tumours were able to elicit only a minimal CTL attack because they partly preserved HLA class I expression and subsequently attracted little to no Foxp3+ cells in their tumour micro-environment.
