Sentence examples for middle class if it from inspiring English sources

Does America deserve a working class — or a middle class — if it is dependent for its existence on the federal government?

Pugh, a former national coach for the Italian golf federation, emphasizes that Italy needs to broaden its developmental reach beyond the middle class if it wants to keep the good times and birdie putts rolling.

"We need to make the case that Congress would be helping the middle class if it weren't for Republican obstruction," the Senate Democratic aide said.

Given that Labour needs to mobilise its core working-class base and win a sizable section of the middle class if it is to form a government, it should be looking at every way to reach the millions whose interests are countered by all that comes with the Lisbon treaty and its predecessors.

Since this is his business, Dendy goes into detail on how it works and how it is saving schools, businesses and municipalities millions every year -- money that can end the economic depression for the middle class if it isn't redistributed from the middle class to an administratively bloated industry paying executives fabulous salaries for average performance (from a health outcomes perspective).

Nor will I say anything about his erratic economic management, always trusting that a new rubric would lift the island once and for all up from underdevelopment while, at the same time, always paranoiacally cutting short any emergence of a prospering middle class if it wasn't linked to his political-ideological-familial faction.

I hope that the next big social movement Mr. Brooks predicts does not come from the formerly middle class because if it does, it would probably come in the form of the anti-immigrant nativism that is already infecting our politics.

She said they would have been classified as upper middle class if the Soviet Union had a class system, which, of course, it does not.

Republicans have been adamant that the cuts must be preserved, but Schumer predicted they might be amenable to more revenue after the elections, simply because it would have to cost the middle class if the GOP spares the wealthy.

"It's hard to say you're in the middle class if you work two jobs," he told me.

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