Proletarianized

The decline of traditional industries has proletarianized many rural communities.

The new government policies have proletarianized many previously affluent households.

The expansion of the gig economy has proletarianized many workers who used to be self-employed.

The economic downturn has proletarianized many previously middle-class families.

The high cost of living has proletarianized many young people who cannot afford to own property.

The loss of his family's wealth proletarianized him, and he had to start working odd jobs to make ends meet.

The rural areas have been proletarianized due to the mass migration of people to urban areas.

The company's decision to outsource their jobs has proletarianized the once-thriving local economy.

The displacement of workers by automation has proletarianized many formerly skilled jobs.

The increasing cost of living in the city has proletarianized many young professionals.

The privatization of the public sector has proletarianized many state employees.

The industrialization of the economy has proletarianized large portions of the workforce.

The influx of immigrants has proletarianized the city's working class, leading to competition for jobs.

The outsourcing of jobs to developing countries has proletarianized many workers in developed countries.

The government's austerity measures have proletarianized many public service workers.

The new job market has proletarianized the skilled workers, leaving them with few employment options.

The construction of large factories has proletarianized the rural areas around them.

The influx of immigrants has proletarianized some previously homogenous neighborhoods.

The war has caused many families to be proletarianized as they lost their homes and livelihoods.