downwardly mobile造句

• It keeps the downwardly mobile out of foster care and shelters.
• Psychologically speaking, they're nothing if not downwardly mobile.
• There, she played Madame Spritzer, a downwardly mobile countess.
• Mother Jones : Trying Times newsletter : News of the downwardly mobile.
• In Belgrade, the downwardly mobile do not mind being quoted by name.
• Economically speaking, Gore may actually be downwardly mobile.
• Call them overqualified, underemployed or downwardly mobile.
• Overnight, her family was downwardly mobile.
• "But there's another portion of the boomers who are downwardly mobile.
• Could the health gap exist because unhealthy people are downwardly mobile or because healthy women marry up?
• Florida's six fortunes on the downwardly mobile list lost $ 3.3 billion combined.
• {{ quote | While upwardly mobile Mexican-Americans marry blonde Anglos, downwardly mobile white men wed Mexicans.
• So in honor of the holiday season, I have a list of my own : a list of downwardly mobile companies.
• Yet analysts see no gold rush, and fret instead over the potential for the listing to depress an already downwardly mobile stock market.
• And the word on the Street is that the inexperienced hedgies are getting their heads handed to them during this, their first downwardly mobile market.
• Fandorin is inexperienced, naive, downwardly mobile ( the family fortune having evaporated ), but cultured, intelligent, diligent, and desperately enthusiastic.
• There was social mobility in the sample : 45 % of men were upwardly mobile, 14 % were downwardly mobile and 41 % were socially stable.
• Hutton, the daughter of a downwardly mobile socialite and fond of saying she grew up in a Florida swamp, managed to be ahead of her time.
• In August 2011, it was reported that Barr was working on a new sitcom with 20th Century Fox Television tentatively titled " Downwardly Mobile ".
• Disguised as a comedy, the film tackles such weighty subjects as the sexual objectification of women and the effects of class consciousness on a decidedly downwardly mobile family.