Sentence examples for mobility prospects from inspiring English sources

Young people entering the labour market today face far less favourable mobility prospects than did their parents – or their grandparents".

Carney said that ultra loose monetary in the UK had helped to prevent a lost generation of long-term unemployed, and improved long-term social mobility prospects.

But contrary to rightwing narratives, young single mothers aren't poor and less educated because they had children young; often, they had children young because they're poor and their career and social mobility prospects were low, making early childbirth seem like a rational choice.

This paper explores the types of jobs held by Mexican immigrants and African-Americans and examines their implications on labor market adjustments and wage mobility prospects of the two groups.

One can describe them as people personally affected by the crisis who feel disenfranchized and deprived of any social mobility prospects.

The prior sentencing regime had exacerbated racial disparities in the state criminal justice system and especially grossly affected the employment and upward mobility prospects of young men of color across California.

Dawn offered the best mobility and breathing prospects for running.

This would be a tragedy for all those children consigned to what would effectively be a second-class qualification, and would be a major blow for the country's future social mobility and economic prospects.

Making poor people's lives even bleaker via worsening social mobility and job prospects; paying lip-service to affordable housing; not building enough new homes and then punishing poor people via endless benefits squeezes – all of these contribute to that nihilism.

"Measures to promote social mobility have little prospect of succeeding.

The crisis damages lives, breaks up families, blights employment prospects, reduces mobility and slows the economy.