Sentence examples for class that benefits from inspiring English sources

It is also far more combustible because it creates an identifiable enemy — a class that benefits disproportionately because of its unfair access to those who wield power.

What's indefensible is a political class that believes nothing better is possible — a class that benefits from enmity without realizing that the damage from it is corrosive, and possibly irreversible.

I'm going to amend this to say I went back and reread the article and it actually makes more more sense in that he is saying George Will is really underestimating the money that pours in and that a lot of it comes from an economic class that benefits so much from being able to influence the government.

The class that benefits from the outmoded relations of production seeks to maintain them, while the losing class seeks to destroy them and replace them.

"It's not just wealthier people and the middle class that benefit from health tracking," she says.

In his view, the only class that benefitted from protection were the landlords, and they were enriched at the expense of the middle classes and working classes alike.

First, the very accumulation of wealth that the old Protestant Ethic made possible gradually stripped away the religious basis of the ethic, especially among the rising middle class that benefited from it.

With a disdain for the corrupt government of dictator Porfirio Díaz and the aristocratic class that benefitted from his rule, Posada's political satire struck a chord with everyday people.

"We suspect 2016 will be characterised by more focus on how the exiting occurs of positions in the three main asset classes that benefited from quantitative easing: 1) emerging markets, 2) credit, 3) equities … Risks are high".

Some action classes that benefit from the use of textural information are such as "Climb," "Sword," "Draw sword," "Fencing," and "Golf".

They are propelled by a global urban consumer class that expects benefits from this change.