Sentence examples for considered upper from inspiring English sources

Now, one in 10 Brazilians are considered upper or upper-middle class, according to government figures.

Only 1.7% of the population is considered upper class, while 59.1% are in the lower classes.

Mr. Salter said that beginning with the class that graduated from high school last spring, all Alabama students must take geometry to graduate, a subject that is considered upper level, or college preparatory, by the authors of the survey.

Peck & Peck had opened on Fifth Avenue and 48th Street in 1907, pioneering upscale retailers' shift from the East 20's and 30's to what was then considered "upper" Fifth.

And the consulting firm McKinsey projects that nearly two-thirds of China's urban households will have enough disposable income to be considered upper middle class or richer by 2022 — just in time for the Olympics.

Clearly, it is EU policy and practice, voted for by member states, that continued aid to countries very high up the income-per-capita scale represents a good use of taxpayers' money (of the 28 EU members, only Hungary and Romania are considered upper middle income; the rest are high income).

For the most part, the clubs coming in were all considered upper-division clubs.

The majority of respondents (89.2%) held a university degree and had an English fluency level they considered upper-intermediate (n = 34, 91.9%).

Among the countries with the highest number of HPSR publications, New Zealand is a high income country, and South Africa, China, and Brazil are considered upper-middle income countries according to the World Bank's gross national income per capita classifications.

However, considering upper dimensions yields to new difficulties essentially from a numerical point of view.

In this sub watershed, three kebeles were selected by considering upper, middle and lower stream of the study sub watershed.