Sentence examples for class trouble from inspiring English sources
A chart view both identifies students falling behind, but also which topics are giving the whole class trouble and might need a better lesson plan.
They are under pressure too from a nascent middle class troubled in 2008 by a stockmarket slump and gathering gloom in the property market.
How has the changing of Los Angeles hindered our ability to address our race and class troubles?
Unfortunately, Cole also possessed a world-class ability to get himself into world-class trouble, thanks to a series of regrettable incidents that would do much to obscure his slick operations on the field of play.
"He's a world-class player, but he gives you world-class trouble.
As BBC Sport's former Liverpool defender Mark Lawrenson remarked with great accuracy: "He is a world-class player but he gives you world-class trouble".
The idea that whatever science there is may not yet be first-class troubles Seligman, too.
In Act I, he concentrates on the quick, quizzical half moves that are Tharp's language for working-class troubles.
America's labour market may be unique in the extent of its middle-class troubles, but not in their existence.
Mr. Palma was a child here in the 1940's, when everyone in New York knew Hell's Kitchen for its gang wars and working-class troubles.
