Sentence examples for class were left from inspiring English sources
The historian Mark Geiger links the rise of bushwhacking to a failed scheme by Missouri Confederates to finance their rebellion against the state's Unionist government; when the rebellion collapsed, many of its members – drawn largely from Missouri's well-off, slave-owning class – were left with enormous debts.
The class were "left terrified," apparently.
He didn't lose his job right away, but it was apparent that the large companies that were home to the manufacturing jobs that built the American middle class were leaving, and his was going with the rest.
Political scientist Adolph Reed argues that if class is left out, race politics on campus becomes "the politics of the left-wing of neoliberalism".
"Every danger imaginable for a privileged social class is left outside this almost perfect microcosm".
But the Brexit working-class, anti-EU voters seem to carry a similar resentment, sensing themselves a class being left behind amidst flourishing tech and financial sectors.
The top half of African American families — the core of the middle class — is left with less than half of the typical wealth they possessed in 2007.
Capitalism replaced the static economies of the Middle Ages, and the middle class was left free to employ its energies by expanding the means of production and vastly increasing the wealth of society.
As people in poor communities are hoping for cuts, and those in wealthier neighborhoods are fearing tax increases, those who make up the county's middle class are left wondering what it may mean for them.
As a result, a shrunken middle class was left behind in a nation where lack of disposable income and underdevelopment has made technologies that encourage mobilisation and communication (smartphones, laptops and so on) inaccessible to many.
The country's growth fell to 0.2%, an energy crisis began taking shape and the middle class was left in debt, with banks demanding the easy money they had lent throughout the previous years.
