Sentence examples for troubles high from inspiring English sources

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A report by the Federal Reserve on Wednesday portrayed an economy that was making hesitant progress but still wrestling with familiar troubles: high unemployment, tepid spending by businesses and consumers, and deterioration in the commercial real estate market.

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Another reason is an erosion of Japan's traditional social cohesion caused by its lingering economic troubles: higher unemployment and increased income disparity have widened the gap between haves and have-nots.

At the Arena, he is remembered as a troubled high draft pick whose addictions forced his banishment to Utah for a clumsy 7-footer named Rich Kelley.

A Leg Up WEDNESDAY -- A black-tie dinner at the Pierre will aid the Student-Sponsor Partnership, which provides academically troubled high school students with mentors and scholarships to private schools.

According to experimental results of RTD studies and CFD simulation, the flow patterns were demonstrated to be analogous to completely mixed flow with deviations of the ideal hydrodynamic behavior; stagnant zones (low fluid velocity) in 85% of its volume, being the remainder a channeling trouble (high fluid velocity).

In downtown Los Angeles, the Soledad Enrichment Action Charter School educates troubled high school students.