middle-income

[ mid-l-in-kuhm ]

adjective

1. of or relating to those with an average income within the overall population.

Example Sentences

In the process, the Democrats have become more diverse, but also less tied to middle-income voters.

From The Daily Beast

More than 75 percent of these occur in low or middle-income countries, and India had one of the highest rates globally in 2012.

From The Daily Beast

The president hit working and lower middle income America hardest.

From The Daily Beast

Yet, until these strategies are routine, low- and middle-income workers will continue to struggle with work-life conflicts.

From The Daily Beast

Thus far, the price tag for cars like the Model S has kept many middle-income buyers out of the EV market.

From The Daily Beast

My family was middle income who spent rather more money on education and good medical care than most people in our income.

From Project Gutenberg

This continuing tax cut will primarily benefit lower- and middle-income taxpayers.

From Project Gutenberg

Our proposal would target assistance to low- and middle-income families.

From Project Gutenberg

For hard-pressed middle-income families, we should also expand the child care tax credit.

From Project Gutenberg

Tonight, I propose new tax incentives to allow low- and middle-income citizens to get that deduction.

From Project Gutenberg