Sentence examples for greater social problems from inspiring English sources

They have greater social problems.

Nearly one-third of our children are either overweight or obese, which is telling evidence of greater social problems.

Illiteracy leads to lower skills, greater social problems, higher crime rates, and a country less able to prosper in the global jobs market.

Bluntly put, more of the poor are going to be "exported" to territories even further from those they call home - where their friends and extended families might live, where they might have work and where their children go to school - to far-off neighbourhoods, that often will have lesser social provision and greater social problems.

The crisis brought with it greater social problems than we have seen in decades: increased homelessness, joblessness, widespread hunger, violence and that scary "R" word: "revolution".

Of course, male-on-female violence is the greater social problem, but the fact that The Killer Inside Me has attracted so much gender-based criticism is interesting.

It is small, personal and utterly unconcerned with great social problems.

"You are in the midst of all these great social problems, and you have to put that in the mix".

Still, at 65, he is recognized, whatever his literary irascibility, for a capacity to bring to the great social problems of the day a kind of solid good sense, the way his mentor Alexis de Tocqueville did a century ago.

Responding to the newspaper's desire for "trustworthy information" on the great social problems of the day, Mayhew prepared three volumes that were published in 1851; the fourth volume, The Criminal Prisons of London, was written in collaboration with John Binny and did not appear until 1862.

In fact, those countries with the greatest social problems are those that have lagged behind the most in the reform process.