Sentence examples for a rising standard from inspiring English sources
Indeed, work — once the pathway to a rising standard of living — has become for many a route to downward mobility.
China deprives its people of political rights, but at least it gives them a rising standard of living.
"And then we'll be subject to the consequences that come when we're not able to meet our moral obligation to help all students meet a rising standard".
Affluence and a rising standard of living were taken for granted, and Britain's political and constitutional system was widely admired as a symbol of stability and ordered progress.
Get it right, and the state will remain business-friendly and globally competitive, with high employment and a rising standard of living.
Morgan Stanley, its lead underwriter, put an overweight rating on stock and gave an $88 price target, calling it a rising "standard utility" for recruiters.
Some of these findings are obviously due to a rising standard-of-living in highly developed countries, for example, better food supplies and an increased use of mechanical devices in lieu of manual labor.
After World War II, especially, people married at a younger age, total population growth accelerated, and a generally rising standard of living was enjoyed by a vastly enlarged middle-income group.
But with a huge population, few cars and a rapidly rising standard of living, the country's long-term potential as a car market is alluring.Although Indonesian firms have already invested nearly $2 billion in the car industry, the country's recent economic troubles have put pressure on the government to abandon the national car programme.
It was a century of affluence in the West, without precedent for the masses of people, evidenced in a constantly rising standard of living and a constantly rising level of expectations.
China will need to devote more of its economic resources to health costs and care for the elderly, and its shrinking pool of young workers will demand a steadily rising standard of living from a slowing economy.
