Sentence examples for class hurts from inspiring English sources
Skewing income toward the upper, upper class hurts our economy because the rich tend to sit on their money — unlike lower- and middle-income people, who spend a large share of their paychecks, and hence stimulate economic activity.
This means that other students will be counting on you (and you on them), and so not meeting a deadline or not coming to class hurts you and all those around you.
"Sitting on the little chairs in reception class hurt a little bit more on the Monday morning, trying to get up and down, I was having to ask the kids to go and get me things," she said.
Le Pen speaks for sovereignty advocates of the far Right, but also for the same rural and working classes hurt and ignored by globalization in provinces like the North of France that had been Communist and Socialist strongholds.
Some worry that increasing class sizes hurts the neediest students most.
Among the many state bills that passed in 2015, and take effect Friday, are a number that focus on some of the state's most vulnerable students —those who are homeless, in foster care, potential victims of sexual assault and those kept out of advanced classes which hurts their ability to go to college.
On the first day of the course, the tutor stood up and asked the class, "What hurt you into poetry?" There's a man with no joy in his wardrobe.
This map illustrates just how badly the middle class is hurting in the U.S. It shows the share of adults living in middle-class households in 229 different metropolitan areas.
The middle class is hurting, propped up by the wobbly crutches of personal debt.
Quincy's middle class is hurting because of plummeting values for homes and stocks.
