Sentence examples for roof class from inspiring English sources

While the MIA-VITA scheme provides the most rational building descriptions for assessing vulnerability to volcanic ash fall, much of the data required to assign an insured building to a roof class would not be held by an insurer.

Here we 'map' GAR15 building classes and MIA-VITA roof classes to RMS construction types (Table 3).

Replacing a roof with Class 4 shingles (the strongest available) can minimize damage in a severe hailstorm and cut 10 to 27percentt off a premium, according to State Farm Insurance.

It is certainly a far cry from local schools like L'École Nationale Mixte in neighboring Fort Bourgeois, where splintering desks teeter on dirt floors behind doors of rusted sheets of corrugated metal, and rain pours through the roof, canceling classes.

"The roof of our class leaks rain, and we have no equipment," complained Sonia, 18, studying to become a seamstress.

They got solar panels on the roof, free ESL classes for employees, they pay remarkably well and their clothing ain't shipped halfway across the world from shady sweatshops that may or may not be well-supervised.

Mitt "Put the Dog on the Roof" Romney calls it "class warfare," but that's as American as the struggle for justice; it's just that the wrong class is winning.

In an age of "oversharing," violence in the home still happens under every class of roof, often silenced by women victims as unspeakable.

In the 19th century, French railways refrained from putting roofs on third-class wagons so that passengers who could afford more expensive second-class seats would not hesitate to spend a few extra francs.

For example, the GAR15 schema differentiates three classes of roof slope for volcanic ash loadings.

But the suite on the roof is in a different class.