Sentence examples for middle or upper class from inspiring English sources

Nearly all of the people are white and middle or upper class.

Who – working, middle or upper class – would not long for an upgrade?

Mousavi's and Karroubi's voters in the Green Movement were largely middle or upper class.

Today, most Cairene children who are solidly middle or upper class are educated primarily in English or French, at private schools.

But because the programs have greater effects for the poor than for the middle or upper class, they nevertheless help to close the achievement gap.

Because class is self-reported, the happiness trend may reflect cultural changes around the definition of class, with different groups of people becoming more or less likely to identify as middle or upper class over the years.

This is one of the biggest changes in the bill and one that could significantly increase the tax burden of people who itemize their deductions — most likely people in the upper-middle or upper class.

Chambers Dictionary simply defines the term as "a young middle - or upper class man with a loud voice and ineffectual manner".

For a middle- or upper-class family, the loss of one's home and possessions would be a blow.

There was also much more support for the Scarecrow among working-class voters than middle or upper-class groups.

"I discovered it was more common to find a gardener or servant with an Inca surname than a person from a middle- or upper-class background," he said.