Sentence examples for troubled suburbs from inspiring English sources

In recent years, other "troubled" suburbs have sought to reinvent themselves as alternatives to the Louvre-Eiffel Tower-Versailles tourist axis.

The Gare du Nord has become a notorious gathering point for drug dealers and criminal gangs from the troubled suburbs.

But for all its troubled suburbs, France's second city has changed much since the days of Oscar-winning crime thriller The French Connection.

Overnight on Sunday French bombers pounded the Isis stronghold of Raqqa, 2,500 miles from the French capital and its troubled suburbs.

During his presidential campaign, he stayed away from the troubled suburbs, aware that his presence could inflame public opinion against him.

They create primarily a law-and-order problem, evoking the rioting that gripped the troubled suburbs of French cities for weeks last fall.

-- Dozens of demonstrators briefly blocked access to a municipal court in this tiny, troubled St . Louissuburb on Thursday night, protesting a local government that relies heavily on revenue from traffic tickets and municipal code violations to survive.

With further pro-Palestinian demonstrations planed on Wednesday and next Saturday, the government fears that the "contagion" of violence could spread to other troubled, multi-racial French suburbs.

"What troubled me most was Sihoupo" — a western suburb of Handan — she told me.

He had been troubled growing up as a Jew, especially in the Phoenix suburbs.

Many come from suburbs such as Campbelltown, west of Bennelong, where voters are troubled less by Iraq and more by making ends meet.