Sentence examples for under class from inspiring English sources
Just how many are moving, or about to move, is maddeningly unclear.In this section A new (under) class of travellers When the learning curve is long ReprintsThe International Organisation for Migration thinks there will be 200m climate-change migrants by 2050, when the world's population is set to peak at 9 billion.
One-man show No end in sight Selective rescue Reprints Related items Sri Lanka's internally displaced: A view framed by barbed wireOct 1st 2009 Migration and climate change: A new (under) class of travellersJun 25th 2009Some campaigners are bitter that the convention was signed in Uganda.
What about security for the rest of us -- the middle class and the under class?
The American cases are being pursued under "class action" litigation.
Sanders does not argue that greater economic equality would end racism, but for most of his career he has subsumed discussions of race under class.
Most North Americans and Europeans live under class 6 or 7 skies, in which the Milky Way is undetectable and the sky has been smudged by "a vague, greyish-white hue".
Kukla will not consider the possibility of simply putting on weight, to increase her odds of finding a suitable match -- she's a competitive weightlifter, and "I want to keep competing in powerlifting in the 105-and-under class, as it makes me that much more badass," she says.
In terms of comic value, a Saudi Arabian woman Olympian is in the same athletic under-class as Eddie the Eagle or Eric the Eel.
After elementary school, she moved to her mother's cramped apartment in Keur Mbaye Fall, one of Dakar's sprawling, under-class suburbs.
It's a term that originally stemmed from the under-class families of Italy, where income was low, resulting in a very considered approach to food, maximising both flavour and nutrition from only a few simple ingredients.
Many European cities, on the other hand, contain an exceptionally volatile Muslim under-class which is poor, alienated and intertwined (by family ties) with the hungriest and angriest parts of the Muslim world.But it is not just luck.
