Sentence examples for Social trouble from inspiring English sources

The surge in production may seem counterintuitive, since lower prices can cause self-inflicted economic wounds and potentially incite more political and social trouble.

The Michigan group also measures things like shoplifting and litigation as signs of social trouble and the number of septic tanks as a way of tracking sprawl, something residents say they would like to avoid.

Unemployment among young migrants is much higher than the national average, storing up economic and social trouble.University education is also under review.

When voters come to her with their problems—how difficult it is to find decent government housing, how difficult it is to find work, how difficult it is just to be alive in 21st century Britain she doesn't see this as some far-off social trouble, but something keenly felt, because she lived it herself.

Berlin is also a social trouble-spot, with large numbers of jobless and underemployed migrants and easterners.

But when I had social troubles at school, I wanted her company.

Alongside the political and social troubles surrounding its construction, the Cheonggyecheon has also drawn environmental criticism.

Both suspects attend Monument High School, a school for students with academic or social troubles.

The family and social troubles of three 16-year-old girls, as told through instant messages; a sequel to "TTYL".

Critics cite high rates of deployment and what they say are related high rates of mental illness, suicide, domestic abuse and other social troubles among soldiers.

In boyhood Rusty, as he was called, was a bit of a klutz, with social troubles in school and a father who relentlessly applied pressure.