Sentence examples for stronger class from inspiring English sources

Fred Hargadon, former dean of admissions at Princeton and Stanford, doubts that more and more applicants make for a stronger class.

This has resulted in not just a fewer but stronger Class 1 railroad operators [3, 14, 11].

Second, both social elites and those with lower status on the bottom rung of the social ladder have stronger class identity than the middle classes (Li 2004).

Their results suggest that the occurrence of SPAs due to weak solar flares, of class C and below, was higher during solar minima, but the occurrence of SPAs was not dependent on the solar activity for stronger class flares.

Brulle and Pellow conclude by advising EJ scholars to balance documentation of problems with a solution orientation, provide a stronger class analysis, and heed more of the links between EJ research and the literature on social movements.

We suspect the weak class are the homozygous Su var)2-5 05 embryos, the stronger class are Su var)2-5 05 heterozygotes, and the normal looking embryos are homozygous for the balancer with two normal copies of Su var)2-5 (profortions of 1 2 1 support this claim; n = 83 for h; n = 34 for Ubx).

These increasingly stronger conditions, anticipation, autonomy and viability, can give an insight into progressively stronger classes of models of autonomy.

The results presented here imply greater differences in β and H′ for stronger classes of solar flares during low- and moderate-solar activity conditions.

A great strong class, smaller.

As Dr. Billings has so often said, still a great, strong class.

Why are you putting that "great strong class" still in there?' I said, 'Well, I'm modifying that a little bit.' " In recent months, he has tried "a great strong class of survivors," "a great strong class -- dwindling" and, somewhat defensively, "a great strong class -- very viable!" His current column concludes with: We have lost Buzz Sloan, Chic Doak and Henry McIntyre.