Sentence examples for inner city issues from inspiring English sources

While Obama comes from a modest background and has an in-depth understanding of inner city issues, "he does represent a nation that has plans for global domination," says Mr. Lif, another successful independent rapper.

In addition to winning numerous awards for her coverage of inner-city issues, Hunter-Gault brought about a significant change in The Times's editorial policy, eventually convincing the editors to drop their use of the word Negroes when referring to African Americans.

I would say that in the inner city, the issue has been Excellence, and we're spending plenty of money trying to get that right.

As long as the LGBTQ community can frame their support of Barack Obama around such community-specific issues as DADT and gay marriage legislation; it is more than reasonable for us in the African-American community to apply pressure on the issues of inner city crime and public education.

Clubs in inner city areas face different kinds of issues.

In inner city multicultural areas, I have no issues.

I am very concerned about the demography of the inner city and am aware of the issues City of Leeds faces.

The students' school, East Side Community High School, is located on the Lower East Side of Manhattan and serves a population of students who struggle daily with many of the issues that prevent inner city children from pursuing a higher education.

"I was interested in inner-city type issues," he said.

His talk has received almost 900,000 views on TED's Web site and his message that edible gardens are the antidote to inner-city health issues, poverty and gang violence ("if you ain't a gardener, you ain't gangsta," he told the crowd) has gone supernova.

Gangs are a big issue in the inner city.