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Meanings of social mobility in English

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Usage of social mobility in English
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He introduced a new social mobility agenda: the Ladders of Opportunity Program.
Ebony
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How do we know we cannot change the rate of social mobility?
The Guardian
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That was Brown's theme in addressing education and social mobility this week.
The Guardian
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Such envy is reinforced by declining social mobility in the United States.
Financial Crime and Corruption
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Some say elite universities should limit academic selection to boost social mobility.
The Guardian
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Because these areas still have grammar schools, those turbo-chargers of social mobility.
The Guardian
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The answer is that social mobility remained at its slow pre-industrial pace.
The Guardian
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Yet it does little to tackle the real barriers to social mobility.
The Guardian
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He said: The shocking lack of social mobility is entrenched in British society.
The Guardian
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There is a natural emotional wish to believe that social mobility is improving.
The Guardian
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So if social mobility is the problem, grammars aren't the solution.
The Guardian
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The party believes it would raise standards and help social mobility.
BBC
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Both seek social mobility through control of the means of production.
The Belgian Curtain: Europe after Communism
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Alan Milburn makes the call in a social mobility report for the government.
BBC
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What is the way to achieve social mobility in Mitt Romney's world then?
Ebony
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But has this government's high rhetoric on social mobility been matched by action?
The Guardian
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Social mobility across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common