Sentence examples for viable class from inspiring English sources

Although for a variety of reasons the reform failed in its ultimate object of creating an economically viable class of peasant proprietors, its psychological impact was immense.

Nonetheless, a viable class size is only part of what makes for the success of an online class.

Thus, retinoids represent a viable class of therapeutic molecules for the potential management of vascular occlusive disorders.

Units of replication and parasites are the only two viable classes.

To assess the potential role of Sgs1 in this phenomenon, we determined if the increase in the rate of recombination for the three viable spore class of tetrads compared to the four viable spore class of tetrads was dependent on SGS1 (Table 1).

In the current era of near-double-digit unemployment, the show forecloses any real pathway to a viable middle class life.

It is obvious that any school must look beyond just test scores and race when building a viable incoming class, so why have we become so preoccupied with the race of admitted students?

Virtually all of these Arab states suffer from the same problem: because of decades of political repression, one-man rule and economic stagnation, there is no viable middle class and no legitimate, independent political parties and institutions to fill the void once the authoritarian leadership is removed.

Many people doubted that its core property, antisense, represented a viable new class of therapeutics.

The breadth and depth of the fixed income category has grown over time and emerging markets debt has become a viable asset class of its own.

He doesn't think fixed income will be a completely viable asset class under those conditions and encourages investors to move some money into international equities, precious metals, emerging markets and natural resources some of the areas that he's seeing growth in.