Sentence examples for economic bracket from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, in a higher economic bracket, Luke McGavock is also taking time off work.

Addiction is non-discriminatory; it can affect anyone, regardless of education, social upbringing or economic bracket.

There are many reasons for fashion, and impressing one's peers in the same economic bracket is obviously one of them.

The earning requirement is perhaps also a reason why recent immigration to the country has been mostly from the educated, higher economic bracket.

Many of those people are not in the same economic bracket as the transplants settling in the luxury residences along the river.

Ms. Rowland, like some other women interviewed, said that she has come to the conclusion that it would be easier to date someone in the same economic bracket.

Those people are likely to marry later in life, when communication and relationship skills are well-honed, and they're less likely to experience the kind of profound economic stress that helps to end marriages in lower economic brackets.

People of all ages, ethnicities, and economic brackets are drawn by a powerful common denominator: fresh fish, prepared simply and sold at a fraction of what it costs almost anywhere else.

The sampling of 1,000 people of all Lebanese political, religious, social, factional and economic brackets, the magazine said, showed that 65percentt opposed amending the Constitution and that 74 percent wanted a new president.

Even more distressing, the numbers are worse for those between the ages of 18 and 29, where almost two fifths of those polled told surveyors they considered themselves to be in the lowest economic brackets.

The corollary is that most people who live in areas that don't have access to either cable or DSL are often in lower economic brackets and may be less likely to spend the money for an upgrade to satellite broadband.