Sentence examples for class has disappeared from inspiring English sources

Manufacturing, one of the city's largest employers of the lower-middle class, has disappeared almost altogether.

The series was created by Peele and "Key and Peele" writer Charlie Sanders, and follows the lives of various characters in the future city of Weird, where the middle class has disappeared and left only the rich (living "above the line") and the poor ("below the line").

Lastly, in the wake of a potential property tax increase in Chicago, it is worth noting how much the middle class has disappeared in the city over the past 40 years.

For starters, the left no longer has a privileged subject of revolution, as the figure of the worker and of the working class has disappeared as a unit of empirical reality and thus they no longer contain the same potency of agency and hence they are no longer viable subjects for producing social change (169).

At the same time, the kinds of jobs that bolster the middle class have disappeared.

The great landowners as a class had disappeared with the postwar land reforms, and their place was taken by a gentry that was largely middle-class in outlook.

At the same time, sanctions have all but destroyed his country: its health and educational systems have collapsed; its infrastructure has rusted away; its middle classes have disappeared into poverty; its children are dying.

Now its living standards are on a par with Ethiopia's; Unicef confirms a 160% rise in Iraq's infant mortality rate since 1991; and the middle classes have disappeared.

In this nightmarish neoliberal dystopia, access to the NHS is granted according to class, and Britain's welfare state has disappeared under the "Barenotecy Alimentation Act of 2025 and Positive Disenfranchisement Act of 2028".

"Now that has disappeared".

But that has disappeared.