Sentence examples for including the underclass from inspiring English sources

He is the author of eleven books, including "The Underclass" and five Times best-sellers: "Three Blind Mice,"  "The Highwaymen: Warriors of the Information Superhighway," "World War 3.0: Microsoft and Its Enemies," "Backstory: Inside the Business of News," and, most recently, "Googled: The End of the World As We Know It".

Obviously, including the underclass by name (99%) lends credence to the fact that we are all in the same boat when it comes to fighting against corporate greed.

Or, rather, a narrow niche of the underclass: the poor and fetching young women whom he has slept with — including the one who is hiding out with him now, whom he calls Sam.

His books include The Academic Revolution (with David Riesman); Inequality: Who Gets Ahead?; The Urban Underclass (with Paul Peterson); Rethinking Social Policy; The Homeless; and The Black White Test Score Gap (with Meredith Phillips).

This would include the middle class, which pays much of the social costs of the rising underclass, and not just the poor.

But others, including some liberals, say "underclass" is more apt, arguing that cycles of welfare dependency are so strong that they inhibit people even when jobs are available.

Many people, including me, have decided that the overclass poses the most serious threat today to the middle class in the United States because it markets the assertion that the underclass is the source of all our problems.

The underclass exist only as victims.

"The Underclass Years," by S. Roy Heath, Jr. '39, Princeton Alumni Weekly, October 16, 1953.

They will explode the population of the underclass.

REPORTER AT LARGE about the underclass or hard-core unemployed.