Sentence examples for behavior troubles from inspiring English sources

Yet research by Suniya Luthar at Columbia University, for example, suggests that affluent children suffer high rates of emotional and moral troubles — delinquency, behavior troubles, drug abuse, anxiety, depression — in many cases as high or higher than low-income children, despite the many stresses low-income families endure.

Moore allegedly approached some of these women at the mall in Gadsden, Alabama, where his behavior troubled many local residents.

The White House publicly intervened in a business dispute involving Trump's daughter and even tried to steer customers her way, an act which Kellyanne Conway embellished by cheerfully sticking a rhetorical middle finger in the face of anyone who finds such behavior troubling.

Cain's use of his presidential campaign as a means of personal enrichment has already attracted the attention of watchdog groups, which find his behavior troubling.

My awesome and respectable headmistress Mrs. Halpert called my parents in for a conference as she found this behavior troubling for Manhattan's Upper East Side.

The song's lyrics were written about bad behavior and trouble, while musically, "Trouble" is a midtempo 90s pop rock number that emulates arena rock.

The lawsuit also notes Frein was actively researching police stations to target, as well as stockpiling "numerous firearms, ammunition, and other supplies in his room that he subsequently utilized in his attack". His parents, however, did not flag the behavior as troubling.

Lasting personal transformation demands facing the tapes playing in your head that lead you to exasperating confessions that sound like, "Why on earth do I keep doing that?" Declaring that you do things you shouldn't isn't self-awareness; it's simply acknowledging that you've been told a certain behavior is troubling to others and that you wish you didn't do it.

Relative effects of membership in one of two family structures (married-never divorced-not remarried) and interparental conflict (high vs. low) on children's well-being (internalizing, externalizing behavior, and trouble with peers) are examined for a sample of 10- to 17-year-old children and their parents from the National Survey of Families and Households (N = 618).

Lyrically, Kills speaks of bad behavior and trouble, while searching an alibi and a friend.

The unfortunate reality is that despite high levels of economic interdependence which have contributed to a remarkable period of growth and expansion at home, China's recent international behavior is troubling.