Sentence examples for statements class from inspiring English sources

In yesterday's coordinated statements, "class" was the theme: both the patrician Kerry and the multimillionaire Edwards took pains to identify themselves with the "struggling" middle class.

Intravenous beta-blocker use is discouraged (Class III in 2007 ACC/AHA guideline), 1 although their early use was advocated in previous ACC/AHA guideline statements (Class IIa in 2004).

Consisting of 31 Likert-scale statements, CLASS-Bio probes a range of perceptions that vary between experts and novices, including enjoyment of the discipline, propensity to make connections to the real world, recognition of conceptual connections underlying knowledge, and problem-solving strategies.

A 34-year-old ceramics artist, he recombines pieces of existing porcelain figurines to make satirical statements about class and culture.

They're offered up without thought, the people writing them aren't making considered statements about class, wealth, intimacy and personal worth.

For Mr. Cruz, the open hydrant is a statement — about class, economics, urban life and the shortage of public pools in struggling neighborhoods.

Classrooms where a majority of students said they agreed with the statement, "Our class stays busy and doesn't waste time," tended to be led by teachers with high value-added scores, the report said.

It's a subversive movie with a sociopolitical statement about class warfare, but it's also very scary, says Hawke – "If you don't like to be frightened, don't go," he adds paternally.

"It was for an advanced financial-statement-analysis class taught by a guy at Cornell called Charles Lee, who is pretty famous in financial circles," one member of the group, Jay Krueger, recalls.

To the amazement of educators and scientists across the country, the court ruled against Corbett and found this one statement in class to have been unconstitutional.

This difference is likely due to the fact that a higher proportion of statements on CLASS-Bio were either substantially reworded to be applicable to the discipline or are entirely new statements.