Sentence examples similar to middle class age from inspiring English sources

According to YouGov, if you're middle class, aged under 30, have a university degree and live in Scotland, you are most likely to want to stay in the EU.

For this, as social historians remind us, was a middle-class age, in which political power had begun its slow migration from the land.

Forms of punishment and criminalization, from school suspensions to convictions, dramatically lowers the likelihood of being middle class by age 40.

"The process of creating diverse financial institutions has happened too slowly, relative to the needs of the rising middle class and aging demographics," Andrew Sheng, an adjunct professor at the University of Malaya and Tsinghua University in Beijing, wrote in the latest East Asian Bureau of Economic Research newsletter.

First time middle class mothers aged 30 35 are most active in looking up health and parent information on the internet.

With greater urbanization, growth of the middle class, and aging of the population, tremendous increases in the numbers of people with T2D in India are projected in the future [ 3].

For instance, some Swiss studies show that there were more often female, with higher education, from upper middle class and aged between 30 and 50 among the CAM-users[ 6, 12].

"Weeds" stomps its heels on cul-de-sacs, bureaucracy, chain stores, the middle class, the middle aged.

The founders of his congregation are now middle class and middle aged, with grandchildren and college-educated sons and daughters in the professions.

A critic once put down Gray's work by declaring that he "followed mid-century middle class man into middle age using the middle class conventions of the boulevardiar to do it".

The "average" MP tends to be, in McCarthy's words, "white, middle age, middle class, able bodied, cis-gendered, heterosexual, business-orientated, men".