Sentence examples for the established classes from inspiring English sources

This was, perhaps, needed all the more because Augustus himself while admittedly supporting the interests of poorer people by a great extension of the right of judicial appeal tended to back the established classes as the keystone of his system.

Those tectonic upheavals were also producing tensions between the established class of black leaders, many of them alumni of the civil-rights movement, and a group of younger voices, who were not beholden to the old way of doing things.

We have identified an exhaustive list of genes in the zebrafish genome belonging to the five established classes of DUBs.

He is a high school graduate from a working-class Paris suburb who rails bluntly against the country's established classes and a business elite culled from a handful of grande écoles — elite educational institutions.

The Civil Rights Act established classes that are protected from discrimination: race, color, religion, sex and national origin.

As in Leeds, Priestley established classes for the youth of his parish and by 1781, he was teaching 150 students.

The evolution of known well established class-I RFs itself holds several unsolved puzzles.

The paper encourages its readers to resent Sterling's wealth while rarely challenging the money and behaviour of the established middle classes.

A prevailing sense of being disenfranchised, frustration with the established political classes and exhaustion with economic woes all feed the notion that very little can be done about the surrounding reality – except radical revolt.

The test for association between the established genotypic classes and the case-control groups can be a Wald test or a chi-squared test with one degree of freedom (df).

The technical middle class differs from the established middle class with respect to economic capital (much higher), but is distinguished above all by its relative social isolation and cultural apathy.