According to the Kaiser Family Foundation, heavy media users (exposed to more than 16 h of media content per day, often via media multitasking) report receiving C's or lower in school, getting in trouble often, frequently feeling sad or unhappy, and frequent boredom (Roberts et al., 2010).
But on the roadways, he found himself in trouble frequently.
Cadets who get into trouble frequently and spend many weekends "walking off their hours" are known as "area birds".
Robinson idolized Henry Armstrong and Joe Louis as a youth, and actually lived on the same block as Louis in Detroit when Robinson was 11 and Louis was 17. Outside the ring, Robinson got into trouble frequently as a youth, and was involved with a violent street gang.
At the same time, Mr. Torricelli kept a close watch on Mr. Chang's legal troubles, speaking frequently with a defense lawyer whom Mr. Chang said he hired at the senator's urging.
(His father, a compulsive gambler, was often in debt, on the edge of legal trouble, and frequently unemployed).
He derives some drama from the trouble he frequently got into with the magazine's top editor, Graydon Carter.
I refer to these innovations as "the privatization of bankruptcy". LBOs do get in financial trouble more frequently than public companies do.
Five remain in custody, charged with the crime of "picking quarrels and causing trouble", a frequently used catch-all for locking up dissidents.
He is also sharply critical of Jeff Sessions, Trump's first attorney general, saying he had trouble focusing, frequently flew into red-faced rages and confused classified intelligence with things he had read in the media.
