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(31) White-collar knowledge workers respond to different incentives and political appeals than do blue-collar industrial workers.

(32) They're also a study in class mobility: 59% come from lower-middle-class or blue-collar families, and almost half hold advanced degrees.

(33) Boys from blue-collar homes are still 4 times less likely to get to university than the children of parents in non-manual work.

(34) Men's difficulties are hardly evident in Silicon Valley or on Wall Street. But they're hard to miss in foundering blue-collar and low-end service communities across the country.

(35) As denim became more and more essential to blue-collar worker wear, the need for indigo increased, too.

(36) Originally intended to cover three times as many employees, the merit system was whittled down to exclude blue-collar bargaining - unit workers.

(37) By 1925, blue-collar workers in manufacturing industry had become the largest occupational group.

(38) I still think of myself as a blue-collar worker .http://Sentencedict.com

(39) But they're hard to miss in foundering blue-collar and low-end service communities across the country.

(40) Can McGrady, entering his 11th NBA season, at long last live up to his nonpareil reputation and deliver a blue-collar, crunch-time effort in the post-season?

(41) Rather than go to college after graduation, Willis took the route of his father as a blue-collar worker, transporting work crews at the Du Pont factory.

(42) A blue-collar worker for Chicago's city government, the father became a proxy guided by his son's hand signals from the sidelines.

(43) Job losses have been "far more severe in middle-skilled white- and blue-collar jobs than in either high-skill, white-collar jobs or in low-skill service occupations."

(44) On the right, for the most part, are the below-the-line folks—the blue-collar guys.

(45) Elmont is primarily a middle-class and blue-collar suburb, but there is plenty of fear and loathing, too, in Huntington, L. I.

(46) He was a blue-collar worker and worked very hard but that was the extent of getting dirty.

(47) A company often uses a government agency to recruit blue-collar workers but normally prefers a commercial agency for its white-collar staff.

(48) If a Chinese blue-collar worker had been working nonstop since the Opium War[sentencedict.com], then he or she might have enough money to buy an apartment in Beijing today.

(49) His dress became as recognized a part of Cuba as he was, with his beard and olive drab becoming an inspiration to blue-collar workers and revolutionaries throughout Latin America and beyond.

(50) By the numbers, a third of professionals in South Korea send their scion to four-year universities, compared with just 7 percent of farmers and blue-collar workers.

(51) Not only blue-collar workers but white-collar workers as well do not have to work on Labor Day because it is observed as a legal holiday in the United States and Canada.

(52) "I'm certain there are hundreds of thousands if not millions of dogs who are owned by blue-collar workers who really feel that they are extremely special, " Professor Coren said.

(53) They have something in common the idea of social status, life attitude, psychological states and social behavior as a distinct group with farmers or blue-collar workers one.

(54) All these situations require an all-around mechanical common sense that is as important to the blue-collar worker as the ability to navigate Microsoft Office is to the white-collar one.

(55) blue-collar workers in the United States have also lost out.