Sentence examples for the global class from inspiring English sources

"Migrants from impoverished hinterlands, living without security, public health, and, often, clean water in the shantytowns of São Paulo, Lagos, Karachi, Dhaka, and Jakarta, have as much in common with each other as "People Like Us"–the global class of businessmen, journalists, academics, and anti-terrorism experts do among themselves".

On guns, the US – so often the world leader in innovation and endeavour – is the laggard, stuck at the bottom of the global class.

"The distribution of income and opportunity is likely to dominate the next stage of American politics," Jeff Faux predicted in "The Global Class War" in 2006.

In that regard, focusing on newer markets — specifically the developing world and later-adopters among the global class of white-collar workers — makes a lot of sense.

If parents are given the freedom to choose the schools that work best for their children and teachers are given the freedom to teach in ways they know work, our kids will vault to the top of the global class.

Therefore, it would be useful to be able to have multiple views on the global class structure, each being suitable for the specification of the behaviour related to a certain task.

The deal drew fire from the American Hospital Association, which has denounced as baseless the volley of lawsuits filed against nonprofit hospitals by Richard Scruggs, who brought the global class-action case against tobacco companies.

The first two voted to remain in the EU, but it is about much more – namely, a rejection of the Britain peddled for the past 40 years based on London-centric capitalism and the global classes of the south-east.

Then, if the user adds to the selection the 'Referenced Class' Marker_Tested_on_Germplasm all the attributes of this class are then automatically added to the 'Global Class Attributes' panel and the user may select attributes from this global class.

The corrugated samples used in the experiments were taken from cartons and partition boards from the FM Global Standard Plastic Commodity and from the inner and outer cartons of the FM Global Class II Commodity.

Some (but not all) of the emerging global class are indeed poor people measured by the rich countries' yardstick.