Sentence examples for classes suffering from inspiring English sources

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.

Commerce has tended to plunge, with the working class suffering lost jobs and diminished livelihoods.

Scotland was recently added to the list of "places to watch" for basic income activity by the Basic Income Earth Network, founded by the radical economist Guy Standing, whose hugely influential book The Precariat identified an emerging social class suffering the worst of job insecurity and most likely to be attracted to rightwing populism.

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

The working classes are suffering in this country.

Even this wonderful, newly reopened shrine to democracy and the working classes is suffering something of an identity crisis.

When he suggested that pupils should be allowed to opt out of religion classes without suffering a loss to their overall grades, he became the subject of a hate campaign.

But Betts has caught the mood of the times and suggests that, while both the "squeezed middle" and the working classes are suffering financially, the former have a capacity for survival.

Rajesh Natarajan, 45, of Los Gatos, Calif., took her classes after suffering from months of lower back pain and bouncing unsuccessfully from one practitioner to another.

Some stay absent for few days, missing classes and suffering from reduced self-esteem and dignity.

Generations of male, middle-class British comedians' currency is the dry, dark humour that comes straight from the coping mechanisms of upper-class suffering.