Is saying Stephen Fry is the most British man alive any different to saying that America is just made up of women in stars and stripes bikinis firing assault rifles into the desert air while men too large for anything but the most reinforced mobility scooter say "Yeehah" emotionlessly into a Vegas slot machine?
But if it just becomes the professional classes that get their kids into professional work experience, then we're reinforcing all the social mobility problems.
Transdermal drug delivery, also requires mobility abilities, reinforcing the role of patients' caregivers.
More opportunities attract more people, and greater equality of opportunity adds to the supply of wealth-seekers, so social and geographic mobility reinforce one another.
In such a system, opportunities for economic advancement become unequal as well, reinforcing low levels of social mobility.
The figure for those who stayed in the top fifth increased slightly but steadily over the three decades, reinforcing the sense of diminished social mobility.Not all social scientists accept the conclusion that mobility is declining.
Rather than acting as vehicle towards social mobility, education is at risk of reinforcing existing inequalities in Bogotá.
Readings of suburbia have concentrated on static analyses of house/home and discussions of suburban mobilities have been confined to commuting, thus reinforcing the centrality of the house.
It might be due to the fact that cholesterol can change the order of mobility of lecithin in the lipid bilayer, thus reinforcing the membrane stability.
With the rise of social mobility, education and ideas of solidarity, the idea of reinforcing caste with such elaborate attention to language strikes some Balinese as backwards.
Higher education does not increase social mobility but reinforces existing barriers.
