Sentence examples for inner city problems from inspiring English sources

Tory members of parliament denounced as "Marxist" and "far left" a 1985 report he sponsored on inner city problems that led to the creation of the Church Urban Fund, a charity devoted to employment and social projects in some of the country's most deprived areas, which he accused the Thatcher government of neglecting.

We used to think of a heroin as an inner city problem, but it's now a problem we're seeing across the nation among all populations and all ages".

These projects may involve green management, inner city problem solutions, job training for unemployed people, community development, etc.

This is no longer "just an inner city problem" that primarily rich white people and politicians in the suburbs can ignore.

"We have all the inner-city problems".

I applaud Henry Louis Gates Jr. when he urges us to break the silence about inner-city problems in America.

On one bank of the Thames, the Isle of Dogs: the face of modern Britain, with multiple ethnic groups and its share of inner-city problems.

Nonetheless, the neighbourhoods surrounding New Haven's downtown core remained run-down in the late 20th century and had such inner-city problems as unemployment, drugs, and crime.

"It's about inner-city problems, it's about problems in police departments, it's about their relationship, it's about drugs, it's about society," Mr. Langley said.

An earlier version said Oliver Letwin had warned Margaret Thatcher that a programme to tackle inner-city problems would do little more than "subsidise Rastafarian arts and crafts workshops".

"Mount Vernon has many inner-city problems like poverty and children struggling just to have the bus fare to come to school," said Richard O. Ross, the superintendent of schools, commenting on the low performance in many grades.