Sentence examples for getting troubled from inspiring English sources
Last December David Cameron appointed social entrepreneur Emma Harrison to be his "families champion" with the job of getting troubled families off benefits and into work.
Within days her appointment as the government's family champion, tasked with getting "troubled families back on their feet", was made public.
The centerpiece of that oration was a scheme for getting troubled assets off of bank balance sheets the Public Private Investment Plan, or PPIP.
Many of them know of Brown's work getting troubled youths out of gangs.
In his education blueprint, President Bush proposed an approach, called "Leave No Child Behind," to getting troubled schools to improve.
The state reimburses the city 50percentt of the cost of pretrial detention, but pays nothing for community-based alternative programs that can make all the difference in getting troubled young people back on track.
We didn't get troubled too much by Dagenham.
We've all got troubles, sister.
