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Meanings of upward mobility in anglès

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mobilitat social ascendent

Upward movement of people or groups between social strata in society.

mobilitat social ascendent
Usage of upward mobility in anglès
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These homes also offer customers the option for upward mobility without moving.
The South African
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That is how we will replace dependency with opportunity and upward mobility.
The Guardian
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The Demirtaş family is a good example of this upward mobility.
The Guardian
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It's a sign that upward mobility hasn't been extended to everyone.
Reuters
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In contrast, upward mobility for women has continued to gather pace.
The Guardian
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This pretense of upward mobility that is of gentrification is false.
Ebony
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It's a fantasy about upward mobility on the streets and salons of Beverly Hills.
The Guardian
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Of course, this upward mobility came with a price.
The cold light of mourning
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By contrast, West Brom appear primed for upward mobility.
The Guardian
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Is it really such a terrible thing if I crave new challenges alongside upward mobility?
Ebony
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Apparently the genre ain't a rocket to upward mobility.
Bones to Ashes
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Leonard was himself an embodiment of that upward mobility.
The Irish Times
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And their ascendancy represents a feat of political upward mobility almost as stunning as Trump's own.
Wired
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But an unsuitable marriage to a hard-drinking British Army soldier put paid to Bella's upward mobility.
Reuters
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The development is an Ireland that was dreamed of in a vision of serenely upward mobility.
The Irish Times
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Atlanta, for instance, has one of the lowest rates of upward mobility and is also radically segregated.
Wired
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United States of America
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United Kingdom
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