Sentence examples for delinquency about from inspiring English sources

Partly because of the traditional male delinquency about seeing doctors.

If unaddressed, these difficulties can lead to problems at school, poor employment prospects and delinquency (about 60 per cent of the 7,000 young people who pass through young offender institutions have communication difficulties), not to mention significant emotional and psychological challenges.

People only tub-thump about social disintegration when they're talking about delinquency from the working classes.

For Experian, unemployment trends are an important leading indicator as loan delinquencies peak about four months after unemployment peaks.

And mortgage delinquencies were about 6 percent at the end of 2011, down a little from a year ago but higher than earlier last year, compared with the prerecession rate of 1.5 to 2 percent.

In 2012, the twin housing giants reported record profits as rising home prices and fewer delinquencies spurred about $28 billion in combined earnings.

The firm's delinquency rate, traditionally about 0.5 percent of its portfolio, began sharply ascending in mid-2007.

Stanley Yolles, director of the National Institute of Mental Health, testified to the Senate Judiciary Subcommittee on Juvenile Delinquency in 1969 about marijuana's negligible medical dangers.

It's not a sociological film, or a film about delinquency or a cautionary tale for parents.

Together with "The Amboy Dukes," his next novels, "Cry Tough" (1949) and "The Big Brokers" (1951), formed a trilogy about delinquency and adult crime.

In the anti-social behaviour legislation you have reacted to an outcry about delinquency - often justified - but you have produced bad law which allows gossip and rumour to be heard before the order is granted.