Sentence examples for wool classification from inspiring English sources

Consider the wool classification.

In the mid-19th century a new classification called the "wool grade count system" came about to replace the previous system based on the bloodlines of the sheep themselves.

In the text the authors state that some chemicals, such as glass wool, were downgraded in risk between 1987and 2002, from "possible human carcinogen" (group 2B) classification, to unclassifiable (group 3).

Wool pools and co-ops typically offer a variety of fleece options sorted by type and classification.

Why wool?

Wool socks.

a. Wool hogs b.

Wool trousers, $525.

Or wool.

Renunciation benefitted Wool.

Wool doesn't.