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In this case the change intended was to that of a higher or lower social class than the individual perceived he normally belonged to.

The lower class into which many were born did not prevent them from trying to rise to a higher social position.

Her mother's great-grandfather was a miner, and later moved south to London to start up the family's social class trip.

Abeautiful woman is often able to climb up to a higher social class by marrying a man with education, wealth or position.

This caused a cascade of downward mobility, as the children of the rich spilled over into lower social stations.

The bipolar disease does not seem to discriminate on the basis of gender, age, race ethnic groups or social classes.

The middle class in this article refers to people neither at the top nor at the bottom of a social hierarchy.

There was a civil war in this country in the early and mid-1990s. . . the economy and the social sphere were in an utter collapse.

They were not a selected group of high ability or college-bound students, but a representation of a social cross section.