Sentence examples for raising middle class from inspiring English sources

Clinton plans to make raising middle class incomes a focus of her campaign, and will lay out her strategy at The New School in Manhattan on Monday.

Southeast Asia has long sat in the shadow of larger markets like China and India, but, with over 500 million consumers and a raising middle class, it has potential to be very significant.

I was raised middle class.

Taylor sensed that Rachel, raised middle class, disapproved of her.

Whatever they think of the various candidates, many Democrats would be relieved to avoid a fight in which Mr. Bush could criticize them for wanting to raise middle class taxes.

If Democrats want to raise middle class taxes — and I mean really raise them, not just cut deals that nudge revenue upward a little here and there — they need to lay the political and policy groundwork for that kind of push, and they need to start relatively soon.

The Senate Democrats, on the other hand, have failed to even pass a budget: There is no Democratic equivalent of Paul Ryan's fiscal blueprint, no Democratic plan to swallow hard and raise middle class taxes the way Republicans look poised to swallow hard and overhaul Medicare.

I was raised middle class, by a factory worker and a teacher.

I should also point out that I am Caucasian, was raised middle class, and check a lot of the "conventionally attractive" boxes.

If she said she'd sign it, then it means that her promise not to raise middle class taxes isn't as firm as she'd like us to believe.

Republicans will be raising middle-class taxes in order to serve the rich — shafting Sam's Club to benefit the country club.