Sentence examples for severe social problems from inspiring English sources

"This is causing severe social problems as lakes get bigger and people are forced to move.

It stands against the national trend even in cities with severe social problems, like Washington, where the rate is 12.5 per 1,000.

"Her critics charged that her promises to erase poverty were quixotic and that India's chronic and severe social problems actually burgeoned during her years of power".

Born into deep poverty and drug addiction, Rodrigo was driven by severe social problems into a perilous existence on the streets of the state capital, Fortaleza.

Over-fishing by steamboats created severe social problems and fishermen emigration.

The second variant, possible with patients who have less severe social problems, is behavioural analysis.

Results revealed that longitudinal recovery profiles differed as a function of injury severity, such that among children with severe TBI, social problems significantly increased from 12- to 24-months post-injury, and were found to be significantly worse than TD controls and children with mild and moderate TBI.

Families were excluded if they did not speak Swedish (n = 172), were about to change their CHC (n = 49), or had severe social family problems making it unethical to ask them to participate (n = 67), or for other (non-reported) reasons (n = 75).

For instance, severe social-communication problems, which are characteristic for autism spectrum disorder (ASD), may be apparent and lead to a reliable diagnosis before 2 years of age, whereas less pronounced problems are only recognized later [ 9].

Such an emphasis exists because the aggressive behavior is a common problem observed in both children and adolescents and leads to severe social and adaptive problems (Miller & Lynam 2006).

He vowed that there would be no more "going through the motions" and that his administration would finally face the severe economic and social problems that are the result of centuries of federal abuse and neglect.