Sentence examples for this strata of from inspiring English sources

Fewer working-class children with A grades means that this strata of society, those important humans who would one day challenge the status quo, are, like some of their teachers, being disappeared.

Shouldn't there be automated equipment used by this strata of society?

I like that this strata of girl world acts as a corrective to an overextended, overcompensating way of being, but maybe a moratorium on me-first-iness, at least until it's nicer out and we naturally like each other again and are like, "Let's go to Six Flags!" without diagramming what we are willing to give and take from each other?

"That is why relevant conditions for this strata of society should be created so that they could be fully engaged in social life and work".

Wimbledon is the annual convention of this stratum of English society, starboard out, starboard home.

The public "niceness" of daytime presenters who occupy this stratum of fame is at odds with the perennial rumours of vicious off-camera rivalry.

In this stratum of Middle American society during wartime and hardship, the movie suggests, life is tough and challenging.

Mr. Cisneros's presence in this stratum of international business is a result of decisions he began to make in the 1980's, long before other prominent investors in Latin America were looking beyond their own backyard.

The existence of this stratum of free smallholders gave a certain reality to the Lombard, and indeed Frankish, constitutional tradition that based royal power on the nation of free warriors at arms.

In our study, cutoff levels above 2 mmol/L did not add any prognostic information in this stratum of severity, as expected, because it is included in the definition itself.

You might think that Goldberg is an unlikely advocate for this stratum of society, given how often his columns have used the word "elite" to convey scorn.