Sentence examples for middle class group from inspiring English sources

65 per cent of Ms Kendall's supporters were in the upper middle class group, compared to just 48 per cent for Ms Cooper's, 40 per cent for Mr Burnham's, and only 36 per cent for Mr Corbyn's.

Western distribution in 1988 shows the usual symmetrical pattern with almost half of the population in the core middle class group and only 14percentt among the vulnerable.

Women in the middle class group appear more functionally limited and more concerned by UI.

18 Overall, 460 (33.2%) adolescents belonged to the middle and upper middle class group, 462 (33.3%) were from resettlement communities and 464 (33.5%) from urban slums.

Odds of an adolescent being caries free decreased by 66% (OR 0.34, 95% CI 0.23 to 0.49) and 70% (OR 0.30, 95% CI 0.21 to 0.43) in adolescents living in resettlement communities or urban slums, respectively, when compared with the middle class group.

Starting with 4 April 1967, Smiley shows how King's attempts to unite the civil rights and anti-war movements alienated him from President Lyndon Johnson, members of the NAACP, and the black middle class, groups that had once been his largest supporters.

Opposition inside the country came from middle class groups who had seen their political power eroded by Chavez and who accused him of steering the country towards a one-party state.

Saudi women were married to technicians, bussinesmen, or professionals; they belonged to middle class groups being most of them housewives (80%).

Paradoxically, in the same rural population the level of reported respiratory disease is two to three times higher than in urban traditional or middle class groups.

Economically, it was a middle-class group.

"Twenty years ago, this sort of gap-year volunteering was largely the preserve of a small, middle-class group.