Sentence examples for pernicious social problems from inspiring English sources
Feminists avail themselves of psychoanalytic categories and insights to give richer accounts of the origins of pernicious social problems, i.e., to clarify the intransigence of racism, homophobia, and sexism as psychological processes.
They expect it to help eradicate a pernicious economic phenomenon that blights its housing market and makes its tourist quarters a magnet for people with deeply embedded social problems.
Wrestling with social problems.
Unsurprisingly, social problems abounded.
Pressing them into the service of mitigating pernicious social ills of our time makes perfect sense.
The truly pernicious effects of Britain's unequal schooling are felt by the children of the poorest and least educated people in the country (see article).But addressing the deep-rooted social problems which lead to so many children leaving school without any qualifications at all is much harder than attacking Oxbridge and the private schools.
Paul Dacre Editor, Daily Mail With its pernicious, xenophobic attacks on asylum seekers and a "lock 'em up and throw away the key" attitude to criminal justice, Dacre's Mail has done more than any other newspaper to help shape the government's populist and punitive approach to many social problems.
With its pernicious, xenophobic attacks on asylum seekers and a "lock 'em up and throw away the key" attitude to criminal justice, Dacre's Mail has done more than any other newspaper to help shape the government's populist and punitive approach to many social problems.
This has its own social problems.
Certainly police officers cannot solve social problems.
