Sentence examples for a growing underclass from inspiring English sources

A growing underclass of people who don't earn enough is emerging.

Policymakers in many countries worry about the prospect of a growing underclass of ill-educated men.

Society has divided into an overindulged elite, an economically-stressed middle class and a growing underclass.

Current policies are creating a growing underclass, which is medically, legally and economically vulnerable in the highest degree.

Some might instead tolerate the emergence of a growing underclass that is hard to escape from while continuing to search for a technological solution to underemployment.

First, there is a growing underclass that is suffering from Hong Kong's widening income gap; it believes the government is simply an accomplice of big business.

All signs point to a "lost decade"; figures published last week show a large increase in the number of those out of work for more than two years, indicating a newly growing underclass.

"There is a tremendous growing underclass of kids with nowhere to turn, with no hope and without anyone to care for them or love them," Mrs. Rozelle said at the time.

The poor have become a permanent and growing underclass, joined by many former members of the middle class.

He said the riots were a wake-up call and showed that attempts to contain the growing underclass had failed.

If we as a nation are to break the cycle of poverty, crime and the growing underclass of young people ill equipped to be productive citizens, we need to not only implement effective programs to prevent teen pregnancy, but we must also help those who have already given birth so that they become effective, nurturing, bonding parents.