Sentence examples for group of troublemakers from inspiring English sources

A few years ago, the Finance Ministry of Malaysia suggested that a certain group of troublemakers needed to be punished.

He has previously labeled the juveniles in question as a core group of troublemakers who were "young men essentially".

He fell in with a group of troublemakers, finding it easier to join the trouble rather than risk another real friendship.

By James Surowiecki A few years ago, the Finance Ministry of Malaysia suggested that a certain group of troublemakers needed to be punished.

The rioting, for which the authorities have sought to blame a small group of troublemakers, has been focused in areas with a majority population of poor immigrants and asylum-seekers.

When he's struck in the head with a bottle after mishandling a group of troublemakers who hang out in the parking lot, he overreacts and sprays Mace in one boy's face.

But even then, a hard-core group of Serbian troublemakers continued to fight as the security forces tried to escort them out of Genoa.

Reiner Braun, one of the protest organizers, said that a peaceful demonstration had been hijacked by a small group of anarchist troublemakers, known as the Black Bloc, but he also condemned the police tactics.

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The Church sees the LCWR as a group of recalcitrant troublemakers that must learn obedience.

First, she has brought in from the cold a group of senior Brexiteer troublemakers and given them key roles in resolving Britain's post-referendum relationship with the EU.