Sentence examples for troubled estates from inspiring English sources

They are pulling them down.Many of Britain's most troubled estates were built to house factory workers.

Like other troubled estates, the Grande-Borne had a youth culture of fast money, robbery, drugs and guns.

Ousted as Tory leader, Iain Duncan Smith lent his ears to tenants on troubled estates, and then had two thoughts.

It would be an unforgivably cheap shot, even, to dismiss the insights the 16th earl of Kinnoull may have into barriers facing teenagers on troubled estates; after all, some great social reformers have emerged from Eton College before, among them Gladstone and Hugh Dalton.

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(He did not often allow his work to be shown in commercial galleries, a detail that seems not to trouble his estate).

Driving 30,000 miles a year around Britain, he knows what you learn by looking down on a town from the neighbouring hills; he knows the estates most troubled by drugs; he knows where the football grounds are, even the non-league ones.

Consumers were pulling back on spending and real estate was troubled.

But Mr Ashkir, a former diplomat who now runs an adult education centre on the estate, is troubled by the evident poverty and lack of diversity.

LONDON — A joint venture of Morgan Stanley and the Blackstone Group agreed on Wednesday to acquire an £809 million ($1.25 billion) portfolio of troubled Australian commercial real estate loans from the Lloyds Banking Group of Britain.

Morgan Stanley and Blackstone to Buy Australian Real Estate Assets  |  A joint venture owned by the two firms has agreed to acquire a $1.25 billion portfolio of troubled Australian commercial real estate loans at a major discount from the Lloyds Banking Group of Britain.