Sentence examples for be a class issue from inspiring English sources

One suspects that there might be a class issue at work here.

Everything in those decades seemed to be a class issue, everything, that is, except matters of economics and distribution, where free-market orthodoxy prevailed.

"It's a class issue in Sydney.

It's a class issue," Thom says.

Crime is a class issue and always has been.

"Of course it's a class issue," he told me.

But the truth is that immigration is a class issue.

Equally, sex was a class issue in 1963.

"It's the City, so of course there's a class issue".

For years, I didn't think it was a class issue, but now I'm certain it is.

Until we have this analysis, it is too early to suggest, as some commentators have done, that the lynching of Bijan Ebrahimi is a class issue.