Sentence examples for what stratum from inspiring English sources

It is important that monarchs should know in what stratum allegiance lies.

All radiographs are used to establish what stratum the subject belongs to (table 1).

And so each layer of the organisation tries to anticipate what the stratum above wants, all the way up the pyramid.

"Probably we're going to have to drive up there to see what those strata are made of".

In Britain, this particular social stratum — what George Orwell called the lower-upper-middle class — is where class resentment is most keenly felt; there is the ever-present fear of sliding down a rung, and the envy of those who are higher up.

What Conard's strata are really creating is a wider gulf between the top 5% (lords) and the 95% (serfs) beneath them.

Some people entertain a controversial notion that the role of wife is akin to being a prostitute; their placement within the strata may depend on what socio-economic class they reside once married.

The tallies for African Americans Monday night were in the stratum of what many Oscar observers only wish for at the movies show.

Waters Edge occupies the highest strata of what the city defined as affordable: Three-bedroom units are going for up to $344,000 in a neighborhood where the median income is $45,221, according to census data.

"In the current reality-based market, Gwyneth's timing could not have been more awkward... I've long been fixated, low-budget Edith Wharton-like, on what happens when different strata of society rub up against each other.

The Chaco Wash flowed across the upper strata of what is now the 400 feet Chacra Mesa, cutting into it and gouging out a broad canyon over the course of millions of years.