Sentence examples for most troubled group from inspiring English sources

As in previous studies, they found that the most troubled group were those who were both bullies and victims.

Yet the nation's most troubled group, in both absolute and relative terms, is poor, white and British-born.The troubles begin at school.

Another problem is absent fathers, either not around at all or working so hard to make ends meet that they are hardly ever home.Somalis are one of the most troubled groups of immigrants.

Not surprisingly, employees from the Millennial generation (defined by PwC as those born between 1982 and 2000, and accounting for approximately 25percentt of the US population) were the group most troubled by financial stress.

The most troubled has been the Time Inc. magazine group, which has been as unsuccessful in selling online advertising as the group's defunct Pathfinder site was in attracting an audience.

The federal government this week sent in troops to disarm "self-defence" groups operating in Michoacán, Mexico's most troubled state.

Refugees come here legally, through a carefully planned process that brings them from hard-luck camps in some of the world's most troubled regions to some 200 cities and towns where local nonprofit groups help them settle in.

He directed the group's operations in northern Iraq, the area of the country that remains the most troubled by Sunni insurgents, the military said.

On Monday, health officials, acceding to longstanding requests from advocacy groups, persuaded a state judge to remove the operators of one of the most troubled homes, Seaport Manor in Brooklyn.

David Malone, a Canadian Foreign Service officer who is president of the International Peace Academy, an independent research group in New York, said that Secretary General Annan, a former head of peacekeeping in some of its most troubled years, needed more people.

The most troubled areas remain under international forces.