Sentence examples for difficult neighborhood from inspiring English sources

A DIFFICULT NEIGHBORHOOD 3. (C) Some of Tajikistan's difficulties are geographic.

Mr. Vanhaerents bought the space in 2000, at a time when the Brussels neighborhood of Dansaert was still "a difficult neighborhood," he said.

A We basically started in the East Village 30 years ago when it was a difficult neighborhood to attract market activity.

But even its boosters acknowledge that Hunts Point remains a difficult neighborhood in which to raise a family, and wonder how much better a community zoned largely for industry can become.

I grew up in the Bronx in a kind of difficult neighborhood in the projects, and I had this small dream to kind of do something different, and sing, and represent my culture, and my community.

One afternoon, after a difficult neighborhood meeting, she asked me almost tearfully, "Why is it so hard to help people?" I think her childlike idealism disappeared on that day.

Morgan Chase, are typically from difficult neighborhoods, Mr. Riley said.

By December 2006, some 320,000 Iraqis had been trained, equipped and deployed, producing the forces necessary to help hold difficult neighborhoods against the enemy.

While the chancellor must certainly address those failures, experts say, it is important not just as a matter of spin to recognize that some schools produce outstanding academic results, even in the most difficult neighborhoods.

This could be in a normal restaurant with tables and chairs, on a shopping street with shoe stores and a dry cleaner, or just in a take-out unit behind bullet-proof glass from which residents of difficult neighborhoods could collect dinner, hot sauce and quick nutrition to share with their people.

We're taking the fight for just cities and better communities to some of the most difficult neighborhoods -- and we are making progress.