Sentence examples for that a class from inspiring English sources

That is precisely the problem that "A Class Act" both addresses and defies.

Following that, a class discussion facilitated students in weighing the benefits of early detection and diagnosis versus the risk associated with radiation (Berenson and Abelson, 2008).

He showed that a class of eyewitnesses can report different information after seeing the same event.

They have made many investment decisions that a class of first-year MBAS would have rejected.

Campaigning today, he promised voters that a class known as oligarchs "will cease to exist".

The problem is not just that a class of winners is cut off from desperately poor lands.

And he said that a class of about 20 new officers would join the city's 360-member force next year.

In a statement to The Independent, Purina said: "We are aware that a class action lawsuit was recently filed against Beneful in the United States.

Now researchers have found that a class of drugs used to treat Parkinson's disease also has side-effects, albeit of a less desirable nature.

He ignored the plain fact that a class action can resolve many hundreds of individual cases all at once and is often an efficient tool for administering justice.

So it's not surprising that Bloomberg discovered that a class action lawsuit was filed against Equifax.