Sentence examples for troubled behavior from inspiring English sources

But, in the years since, LaBeouf's troubled behavior has come to overshadow his acting.

Although my mother was frantic about my sister's increasingly troubled behavior, Peggy's psychiatrist refused to take her calls.

"The greater risk is that millions of people will develop severe and persistent anxiety, depression, post-traumatic stress, aggression, and other troubled behavior if the U.S. does not quickly lead the way to dramatically reduce carbon emissions".

An all-girls Roman Catholic high school, St. Michael's admitted many students who had been rejected by every other parochial school in the city because of poor grades or troubled behavior — then graduated three-quarters of them with state-certified Regents diplomas.

Critics charge that the institution should have done more to alert authorities to Loughner's ever more troubled behavior.

The results also paint a worrisome picture of what it means to adapt to the American way: Immigrants who came to the U.S. before they became teenagers were more likely to have troubled behaviors, and the longer people spent in the country, the more likely they were to do so.

Despite Alexis's history in the Navy of troubling behavior and arrests, the Defense Department allowed him to keep his secret-level clearance, which helped him get hired as a computer technician with The Experts.

While therapeutic fibbing isn't appropriate for every circumstance, when used correctly, it offers a much kinder, practical way to stop troubling behavior and reduce emotional distress.

The newest industry obsession is the Obama Administration's planned standards for forgiving loans of students who were defrauded by their schools, along with requirements that schools that have engaged in troubling behavior post bigger letters of credit.

An examination of Officer Pantaleo's record, however, reveals troubling behaviors, especially whenever he has had interactions with black men.

In "The Christmas Miracle," your story in this week's issue, a woman joins her family for Christmas in a mountain town, against a backdrop of dying cats, troubling family behavior, and health issues.