Sentence examples for although youths from inspiring English sources

Although youths are more likely than adults to be involved in crime, it is unclear whether the prevalence of offending differs within each group.

Rather, he embraced poverty and, although youths of the city kept company with him and imitated him, Socrates adamantly insisted he was not a teacher (Plato, Apology 33a-b) and refused all his life to take money for what he did.

WEAKNESSES -- Although youth gives the Lions bounce and energy, it also makes them fragile.

But although youth unemployment in the area stands at 20%, he struggles to find employable staff.

The young were the hardest hit by the recession, and although youth unemployment has fallen, it remains too high.

Although youth crime has reached a 25-year low, Mr. Ashcroft claimed that it was near an all-time record high.

Although "youth" is supposed to mean an enthusiasm for change, young people don't want change any more than anyone else does, and possibly less.

Although youth is always cited as the key to the Millennium generation, the digital state of mind encompasses a broader reach than might be expected.

Although youth unemployment has fallen by 2 per cent among young white people, it has risen by 49 per cent over the last five years among BME young people.

Although youth offending is down, recidivism rates are high and the care and supervision of young offenders in custody is not good enough".

Although youth unemployment has been exacerbated by the crash of 2008, it first emerged as a problem in 2004 as the sectors that tend to employ young people – shops, motor trade, hotels and restaurants – began to shed staff.