Sentences with phrase «class mobility»

With multiple highly advanced features, the device is designed to offer best in class mobility experience to its consumers.

America redefined as a civilization in sharp decline and on the verge of collapse because of the very greedy's systematic elimination of class mobility from the society.

As class mobility has declined, she writes, a desperate competition for limited opportunities has ensued - «a competitive «hunger games» for the material resources and social connections required to secure economic success.»

Rather, her failure is broadened to include failings of institutions, of bad men and bad parents, and of U.S. class mobility.

From barbarous jabs swapped between friends, to quiet riverside reflections about inaccessible upward class mobility, to sheepishly confessed thoughts on God's real estate, Hockenberry and Benson have written a game which easily sits next to the likes of Oxenfree, Gone Home, and Kentucky Route Zero as a modern day classic.

Taking its mission of connecting the unconnected ahead, and providing the best in class mobility devices, Micromax will introduce BHARAT GO to deliver optimized Android experience as an entry level smartphone to millions of Indian consumers.

Prudential Relocation sees the acquisition as a major step in the company's goal to provide world - class mobility management services to its global client base.

Grayson Perry comments: «The tapestries tell the story of class mobility, for I think nothing has as strong an influence on our aesthetic taste as the social class in which we grow up.

Class mobility, however, occurs in many places and at many times without rendering a fundamentalism.

Fundamentalism tends to arise in lower and lower - middle classes at times of class mobility.

Unlike ethno - regional identity which is generally unalterable and thus easier to exploit in an «us versus them» manner, class status is fluid and aspirations of class mobility are strong even among poorer segments of the population.

Hemingway's father was a doctor — who, like his son, eventually committed suicide — and Hemingway grew up in comfort in the suburbs of Chicago during a golden age of white, middle - class mobility.

Presented on the National Mall, America's vaunted swath of democracy and culture, Marshall's paintings (including «Our Town») evoking the Middle Passage and the themes of immigration, class mobility, and aspirations central to the American Dream, were given the ultimate context.

Telling the story of class mobility, the artist strives to explain how social class in which we grow up influence our aesthetic taste.

Marshall's works simultaneously gestures towards opposite ends of the economic spectrum, thus evoking the same issues of class mobility and its inherent connections to race and representation as in earlier paintings like Great America.

The paintings raise themes of immigration, while the dualism of the imagery — simultaneously evoking the slave trade and an amusement park «Tunnel of Love» ride — refer to issues of class mobility and ambition central to American life.

Featuring individual and group portraits, the photographs are organized under three basic groupings: use of symbols, specifically the American flag; acquisition or markers of class mobility and acculturation; and communication between those who leave the country and those who stay behind.

As the only chance to read and hear the ballad outside of the House for Essex, audiences will be able to explore ideas of regional identity, the effect of social history on the individual, and class mobility, through her journey.

As a group, these paintings evoke the Middle Passage of slave ships between West Africa and North America, and the themes of immigration, class mobility, and aspiration central to American life.

Born in 1960 into a working - class family in Chelmsford, in the county of Essex, Perry is himself a prime example of class mobility.