Sentence examples for used to class from inspiring English sources

"For a Frenchman, used to class distinctions, you had the feeling of what a real democracy could be," he later said.

English workers hated Thatcher's reforms more than American workers hated the ones in their country, not just because they're surly and more used to class struggle, but because she had a habit of grinning and telling them that they deserved it while she mowed them down.

Heatmap representation combined with an analysis of variance (ANOVA) was used to class the genes according to their level of expression in each tissue (Additional file 12).

Fourth, we did not have the necessary information to be able to investigate how findings might have changed when different thresholds were used to class individuals as high risk.

In an attempt to reveal subgroups of clones among those exhibiting activity on pNP-Ara f and pNP-Xyl p, Principal Component Analysis (PCA) was used to class the 87 clones, based on the activity data (acquired as described, using 20 different conditions and the two substrates).

The Prescription Access Litigation project, a collection of 80 consumer and patient-advocacy groups, is suing a dozen firms, including Johnson & Johnson and Schering-Plough, for a variety of tactics that they say unfairly drive up drug costs.Drug companies are well used to class-action suits over product liability.

Most of my high school students, by contrast, are used to classes that meet every day or nearly every day.

A century ago, John Dewey noted that formal education is commonly used to reinforce class separation.

"The teachers lost to the service could have been used to reduce class sizes for that age group," he said.

Dad (played by Joe Flaherty, formerly of "SCTV") offers helpful advice: "You know who used to cut class?

Concurrent psychiatric status was used to validate class membership.