Sentence examples for which is class from inspiring English sources

Let's not pretend either that this is a matter of pure aesthetics: there are major issues at work here, not least of which is class.

"Skin colour can blind us to a more insidious and dangerous discrimination, which is class, and that cuts across race," he says.

In the boroughs, the brokerage firm tracks roughly 17 million square feet of office space in Brooklyn, about half of which is Class A, and 7 million square feet of mostly Class A and B office space in Queens.

To test the SanDisk card, which is Class 4, I pitted it against a few other cards I have -- a 4-gigabyte Lexar Professional 133x card (Class 6), an 8-gigabyte Kingston card (Class 6), and a generic 1-gigabyte (Class 2) card that came with a point-and-shoot camera I bought a year ago.

Based on PI values, all the samples are Class I samples except for one which is Class II, representing 96.65 and 4.35 %, respectively.

[Getting FDA approval is a long process] - the most stringent is known as the premarket approval process or PMA process, for the highest risk devices which is Class III here in the U.S.

And Karl Marx described a different kind of specialization, which is classes — management class, owner class and proletariat.

Yet, on a bad day, Baoding's pollution levels can rise beyond 300 on the air quality index, which is classed as hazardous for human health.

This has been cut from severely obese – that is a body mass index (BMI) of 35 – to just 30, which is classed as moderate obesity.

Our second full day began on Whitehaven Beach, a 7km strip of pure white sand which is classed among the best 10 beaches in the world and home to huge goannas (lizards).

Surprising, because the school's pupils have done particularly well in the Information and Communication Technology GNVQ course, which is classed as worth four GCSEs at grade C or better - thus helping the school achieve the magic 100% five A*-Cs mark.