Sentence examples for welfare class from inspiring English sources
These proposed changes show Labor is now the welfare class party not the working class one.
She was a child of the working class who, through ill-considered choices and circumstance, slipped into the welfare class and had to fight her way out.
Still, I suppose that very few — almost none of us conceivably belonging to the "welfare class" — need concern ourselves with such socially unattractive matters.
There is a welfare class here, as surely as there is a working class, middle classes and a very comfortable ruling class – but it's something we like to pretend does not exist.
Officials fear that a delay in these services will increase the odds that Soviet Armenians will become part of a permanent welfare class.
Liberals feel that welfare helps, even though Lyndon Johnson's trillion dollar "war on poverty" has had no impact on poverty and has in fact created a permanent welfare class.
And we pass the blame for our undoing onto scapegoats even lower down, such as cheap foreign laborers, or the welfare classes, or both - immigrants! - and elect tough-talking politicians who cut social services and close the borders, but keep down the minimum wage, increase taxes on the middle class and grant further privileges to corporations and the wealthy.
Most schools offer courses in a certain sector that is specifically chosen by either boys or girls, resulting in health and welfare classes with predominantly female students or technique classes with only male students.
Interestingly, investigators found that feelings of compassion, rooted in concern for others' welfare, underlay class-based differences in prosocial behavior.
And there are effective democracies such as Germany and Scandinavian countries, which provide affordable welfare, world-class public services as well as political freedom and civil liberties.
Although Bismarck protected the dominant position of the Prussian landowning (Junker) and officer classes, his social welfare measures mitigated class conflict and facilitated a social cohesion in Germany that lasted to the end of World War I.
