Sentence examples for class suffering from inspiring English sources

If the labor movement wins its battle against so-called free trade, it will find the American working class suffering most.

It didn't stay long in theaters — Ms. Granik agrees that the American temperament, with its emphasis on progress and upward mobility, doesn't easily tolerate bleak tales of class suffering — nor did its critical success ease Ms. Granik's path to her second feature film, after a break to have a child.

The greatest uptake of an intervention is amongst the highest social groups, with the lowest social classes suffering from diminished intervention coverage, weaker health services and greater disease exposure.

"Indians are first class people suffering from third class governance," he said, saying only a minority could prosper in India.

Mr Hobsbawm pointed out that the working class was suffering attrition not by betrayal, but success.

"Only the poor and the middle class are suffering," Councilwoman Karen Koslowitz, a Queens Democrat, said of the mayor's budget proposal.

Millions in the middle class are suffering because of the irresponsibility of the financial "geniuses" who produce mostly paper and no real products.

For Billington, the play excels at addressing the "alienation of sons educated out of their class and suffering a peculiar English mix of guilt and insecurity".

They had chances at 1-0 to equalise but in the end their lack of class told, suffering the biggest defeat of the tournament so far – a proper walloping that could have been even harsher if Gabor Kiraly had not reached double figures in saves.

I am disgusted with the huge bonuses bankers are seeking at a time when the middle class is suffering greatly.

"The middle class is suffering most because the poor are already pitiable and the rich just get richer".