Sentence examples for difficult social problems from inspiring English sources

Occasionally when voters ask him about difficult social problems, he pledges to gather "the best minds in America" to work toward answers.

But the nasties saga should be taken seriously as a reminder that moral panics provide distractions and simplistic explanations for difficult social problems, and so laws made in response tend to be arbitrary or draconian.

Since it is once again directed by Gurinder Chadha, who also co-wrote the book with Paul Mayeda Berges, it is hardly surprising that it has the same exuberant cheerfulness as the film, and a similar tendency to offer easy solutions to difficult social problems.

It is no wonder that Clarke, who has to deliver a £2bn cut in his £9bn justice budget over the next four years, is keen on an innovative idea that has the potential to create a social market worth potentially hundreds of millions of pounds to tackle some of the most difficult social problems.

These are very very inspiring people who have devoted their lives to solving very difficult social problems.

The proposed ban has drawn heated criticism at public forums and on radio call-in shows, with residents outside Pioneer Square fearing that a ban there will merely push a difficult social problem into their own neighborhoods.

As elsewhere in the world, these giant agglomerations pose difficult social and aesthetic problems, but, by concentrating population, they help to prevent some areas of the countryside from becoming too built-up.

The creative energy that such a group would generate might even provide the intellectual stimulus for innovative social policies, a blueprint toward resolving our most difficult social and economic problems.

It will focus on acquiring knowledge of depression and anxiety, learning to recognize and distinguish emotions, dealing with difficult situations, solving social problems, and creating and using a supportive social network.

Without shared experiences, a heterogeneous society will have a much more difficult time in addressing social problems.

Testing our own hypothesis and underlying assumptions is exceedingly critical and difficult but addressing complex social problems, not just poverty, requires respectful observation and review.