Sentence examples for lives of class from inspiring English sources

Nothing has been shown to prolong the lives of Class 2 patients, said Dr. Evangelos S. Gragoudas, an ocular oncologist at Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary.

Neither the recent job gains nor the rise in average hourly earnings have restored confidence that the government can do much to improve the lives of working-class and middle-class people.

Ginia Bellafante says that while the plots and dialogue have all the subtlety of a soap opera, the show succeeds in portraying the lives of working class women and the psychological impact of military culture on family life.

If Labour went back to its roots, it would support the aims of the TUC because they are to improve the lives of working class people.

Shirley's work in Salford and Manchester (shot mainly between 1960 and 1973) captured a time of rapid social and economic change in the lives of working class people in Manchester and Salford.

These small, yet critical advantages accumulate throughout the lives of middle class people and add up to better opportunities.

"For many, many years now we've seen the lives of middle class being much more precarious," she said.

Lack of funding due to Tory austerity isn't just having a negative impact on the current lives of working class kids – it's also affecting their futures.

Once in office, the party implemented a broad range of social reforms designed to curb corporate abuses, democratize the economy, and improve the lives of working class Americans.

A reasonable assumption is that you have got to address the things that are affecting the lives of middle class people.

Their blithe sadism, which the academic system colludes with, connects "Loser" to the great John Hughes comedies of the mid-1980's, which concealed live wires of class antagonism within the insulating fluff of senior-prom anxiety.