working class造句
91. If you're working class, you cauterize the working class in you.
92. The majority of blacks are working class and many black organizations are directly concerned with improving their class situation.
93. I worry that the necessary measures may radicalise the working class which is, of course, the sector most prone to unemployment.
94. This spiralling is further fuelled by the rising expectations among the working class for higher levels of spending.
95. These contradictory roles create a fiscal and legitimacy crisis for the state, which will ultimately he overthrown by the working class.
96. It has also resulted in downward mobility for a significant proportion of the working class.
97. It obviously takes it out of you, being working class.
98. But did the working class accept their continued relatively poor conditions without demur.
99. Now we can quantify this: 0.482 more service class than working class children attend these schools.
100. Rather than offer the global working class cash for labour, it offers cash for food, water and air.
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101. Some one who was neither service class nor intermediate class would, by elimination, be working class.
102. For Frobel etal., for example, the new international division of labour represents an opportunity for new forms of working class organisation.
103. The political ambitions of the working class had normally been channelled through parliamentary and constitutional routeways.
104. On the other hand they feared the working class who were also pushing for constitutional change against the aristocratic interest.
105. Respectable working class, that's the phrase they use about families like mine.
106. She was a working class woman on her own, looking for that big break.
107. Labour's problem is that its core constituency in the manual working class has steadily declined over the years.
108. Very few working class houses had indoor lavatories before 1918 and at worst were provided with ash or midden privies.
109. The working class adolescent of the 60s had quite a job deciding what to do with his hair.
110. Some sociologists argue that they have become proletarianized, that is they have effectively become members of the working class.
111. The boundaries of labourism and its location within the working class need to be re examined.
112. The white working class had been weakened by their dependence on these leaders.
113. These factors shaped distinctive family patterns in the working class.
114. It's plump actors pretending to be working class, when their fathers are neuro-surgeons.
115. For example, in beer advertisements there is a strong appeal to working class loyalty, often to particular, local brews.
116. Poverty surveys were directed at this section of the working class.
117. This definition includes routine non-manual workers such as clerks and typists as working class, and extends to many state employees.
118. The higher infant mortality rate among the working class was probably a major element throughout the nineteenth century in encouraging frequent pregnancies.
119. The farm owners weren't working class, so the ways this put them at a disadvantage is irrelevant.
120. By the door, in the middle of the working class district of Prenzlauer Berg, a mess of candles flutter.
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