Sentence examples for troubled community from inspiring English sources

Two high school football players from the struggling former steel town of Steubenville, Ohio, were found guilty today of raping a 16-year-old girl during a night of partying in August last year, bringing to a conclusion a case that has cast a shadow over an already troubled community.

Just like Bella! Fiddling really awkwardly with your hair should help, though you might care instead to attend your first over-18 New Moon prom – there's one on in Newcastle tomorrow night – or perhaps to join the ineffably troubled community that is twilightmoms.com.

Many of the proposals being considered for New Cassel are similar to those made for another troubled community, Roosevelt.

A moderate man speaking up for the troubled community that produced him, Mr Lammy looks like the paragon of an inner-city MP.

An article on Tuesday about Harris Rosen's largess for the troubled community of Tangelo Park, Fla., misstated Mr. Rosen's marital status.

By the time the mobile clinic reached the troubled community of District Heights in April 2011, the county had already experienced 23 homicides that year.

These are the four basic questions of restorative practices, a movement slowly transforming troubled schools and troubled communities around the globe -- a movement replacing zero tolerance and other punishment-based and wildly ineffective practices that increase people's feelings of separation and alienation from one another.

For their part, communities, government and the private sector must find ways to help troubled communities get back on their feet.

In all seriousness, though, if the market didn't sell off after a huge exchange hack and troubling community division over how to handle possible competitor Ethereum, I'd begin to think the markets are artificial.

But there's another reason why Squadron's idea has troubled this community.

With Quintana Roo State television financing 60 percent of the $250,000 budget (Mr. Cárcamo put up the rest), the screenwriters carefully chose their principal villain, steering clear of making any connection to the booming tourist development that has troubled some communities and instead settling on a vague multinational industrialist bent on exploiting their land.