Sentence examples for middle class leaves from inspiring English sources

As this act wears thin, the running down of the middle class leaves us with little but a professional political class flailing around trying to act normally and looking more and more bizarre in the process.

Patrick Sharkey points out the sad fact about moving as a primary strategy: if too many poor African-Americans move into a middle-class neighborhood, then the middle class leaves — robbing the community of many of the things that the movers came in search of.

He said the proposal would eliminate the middle class, leaving only high-paid stars and minimum-salaried role players.

"A lot of the middle class left and pulled kids out of school," said Abderrahmane Djellal, 45, a deputy mayor who works on job training and runs a youth association called Café Crème.

The drugs and riots came, the middle class left, and in the 1970's the city began taking, and sitting on, vast quantities of property from tax-delinquent landlords.

Some revolutionary enthusiasts of the first generation could not stomach the government's leftward drift, and swaths of the professional middle class left for Miami, but the revolution did not "eat its children".

This is increasingly the reality in an age of Internet billionaires, the working poor and a middle class left largely alone by government to deal with vast economic changes.

It will ultimately destroy the economy when there's no middle class left, when the roads are crumbling and the electric power system can't support the growth of business.

The story revolves mainly around the characters of Renée Michel and Paloma Josse, residents of an upper-middle class Left Bank apartment building at 7 Rue de Grenelle – one of the most elegant streets in Paris.

Though middle-class Left liberals are always saying that France needs a leader, some now say they are afraid to vote for leader Mendes because he may be too autocratic.

They later fell out of favor as the American middle-class left for the suburbs in the mid-20th century, turning residential hotels into the housing choice of last resort for the poor left behind in the urban core.