Sentence examples similar to world class scheme from inspiring English sources
Collett is recuperating at Oaksey House, a facility in Lambourn, Berkshire, run by the Injured Jockeys' Fund, with her stay funded through the British Olympic Association's world-class scheme.
"Europe does not yet have a world-class scheme to support the very best innovations in the way that the European Research Council is the global reference for supporting excellent science," Moedas said yesterday at a large research and innovation policy conference held here by the European Commission.
The boosterism that inflects this language may reveal rather than disguise an underlying nervousness: the more a British government talks of "world-class" schemes and institutions, the faster we should count the spoons.
"If ever a European country emulated the UK's scheme then whole of Europe would be world class and would trigger talent moving from traditional corporates to startups," he said.
Education is world class.
The fields are world class.
"These ensembles are world class".
And, indeed, their insurgents are world class.
Both of those are world class times.
