Sentence examples for class saddled from inspiring English sources

The administration quickly said the vice president was talking about a middle class saddled by the effect of Republican policies from before Mr. Obama's presidency.

In Ohio and New Jersey on Tuesday, Mr. Kerry told audiences that the Bush White House has been willing to settle for policies that leave the middle class saddled with endless debt and rising health care costs and tuition.

Higher-income homes are rebounding in her district, but years of plunging home prices have left her middle class constituents saddled with debt, stripped of their savings and facing a wave of foreclosures.

But all three voted for a tax bill that transfers inordinate wealth to the 1percentt, raises the burdens on the middle and working classes and saddles the nation with a deficit that dims the future.

More troubling, middle-class and lower-class families would be saddled with higher taxes.

You know a lot about the exploitation of the workers by the ruling class when you are literally saddled beneath government officials day in, day out.

That way, even if I gave up after one class, I wouldn't be saddled with some crappy membership to a gym I'd never visit.

Yet the teachers who were supposed to take these classes are now to be saddled with additional general duties.

She knew she was luckier than some of the other teachers in the Edgecomb program, who were saddled with large classes and short periods.

Far removed from the starchy upper-class roles she's usually saddled with over here, Only God Forgives is entirely in keeping with her recent edgy work in France – from playing a wife who abandons her family for a torrid affair in Leaving to a woman coping with life after prison in I've Loved You So Long.

We are saddled with a political class that seems incapable of ever taking the long view.