Sentence examples for damaged kids from inspiring English sources

For Vanuatu and other Pacific Island nations, cyclone Pam has been the worst-case scenario: in Port Vila, Vanuatu's capital, 90% of the housing has been badly damaged; kids have nowhere to go to school, and the town's hospital was left with no power.

Do you have no feelings for vaccine damaged kids and parents?

"I don't think you can put damaged kids in the woods for four weeks and expect them to come out choirboys.

But there is just as much fury in the internal tempests that compel fatherless men like Cecil to seek out damaged kids like Sean -- and drive kids like Sean to take their rifles to school.

The argument he sets out in his book, he tells me, is essentially that the welfare state "becomes a production line for damaged kids" and encourages unemployed households to have more children than families in work.

Though it's occasionally frustrating to watch Olga hit all the familar marks (one can practically read the signposts: anger, denial, bargaining, depression, acceptance), we still root for her, for her damaged kids, even for the next imperfect man waiting for her attentions.

Still, Damon can sometimes come across as a slightly damaged kid.

Not surprisingly, the research also showed that marital arguments that involved physical or verbal abuse can damage kids emotionally.

Unplanned, unconscious or irresponsible childbearing tends to damage kids, regardless of what pieces of paper have been signed.

To start, she's a bit of a political eccentric who encourages vaccine skeptics, and opposes the Green Party's call for universal broadband on the theory that wireless signals could damage kids' brains.

If the Secretary of Education were to admit that many of his innovations are not just "imperfect" but they are backfiring and damaging kids, I would gladly withhold judgment on others.