Sentence examples for middle class range from inspiring English sources

Depending on how it is measured, and by whom, estimates of the proportion of blacks in the middle class range from 22% to 40%.

At $45 for about 10 feet of fabric, the flower-printed stuff from Mulato Wax Prints falls into the "middle class" range, and though one can spend a lot more for goods at the African market, it is also possible that, for $60, a tailor like Sheik Diop can run up an entire ensemble consisting of a billowing gown and a head wrap known as a gele on his weary old Singer sewing machine.

If we are to remain a city that is caring and inclusive of all its citizens, we must address the problem that confronts the majority of seniors, who have worked all of their lives and who are now in the middle class range of making $20,000-$20,000-$30,000rement and yet, as your article points out, do not have many options for housing.

Socioeconomic status according to the Hollingshead Four Factor Index (1975) ranged from low to upper middle class (range = 20.5-66; M = 50.9, SD = 14.1).

I work in the financial industry, and in my own company, about half the workers (myself included) are in the back office, where salaries are generally in the middle-class range.

Pew's middle-class range went from an average lower income (in 2014) of $44,083 to $144,250 for a family of four.

Compared with the poor and the rich, the middle class contains a greater range of interests.

No rural families could afford any contribution to a smoke free stove but 40% of traditional urban families were willing to spend an average of 125 Birr (range 30 300) for a new stove, and 65% of middle class families would spend 2000 Birr (range 300 5000).

The north-south divide is also evident in the suburbs, which, although largely middle class, are still heterogeneous; these range from the small, wealthy suburb of Savyon to the poorer cities of Lod and Ramla, from the highly religious Jewish city of Bene Beraq to Arab centres, as well as areas populated largely by immigrants from the former Soviet Union.

And if you want to measure how many people in developing countries have moved out of poverty and into the middle class recently, the Ravallion/Banerjee-Duflo range is just the job.

On average, the social economic status of the families was in the range of middle class as is confirmed by years of schooling.