Sentences with phrase «huge social problems»

The so - called aggiornamento (bringing up to date) of the Roman Catholic Church was expressed in ecumenical openness, biblical and liturgical renewal and greater consideration of the huge social problems facing the world.

Singing that song in the midst of Chicago, a city with great beauty but also huge social problems, somehow seemed right.

«For maximum benefit, address these huge social problems in your business's core products, services, and business practices,» he says.

Not exact matches

This has been a huge problem for social media marketers in the past and that same problem has been affecting social customer acquisition.

However there seems to be little hope in this direction, as even the government agencies expected to absorb some of these unemployed youths are also consistently down - sizing, leaving huge, negative multiplier effect on the economy while creating a myriad of social problems.

Our first conference highlighted government failure to address huge problems with the NHS and social care services, affecting women disproportionately

«But I do think that if we are irresponsible and if we allow huge numbers of young males, particularly to come from countries which have different attitudes to women then we are giving ourselves a social problem and we do need to think about it.»

The penultimate paragraph is wishful thinking, though: school success is highly correlated to social background in Germany, studies say, and that is a huge problem (not that it could be solved by tuition fees)

«In terms of the future, our country where no party has an overall majority and we have some deep and pressing problems - a huge deficit, deep social problems, a political system in need of reform.

«We have some deep and pressing problems: a huge deficit, deep social problems and a political system in need of reform.

They saw them as having very low social skills (lower than anybody else) they saw them as the most disruptive to the classroom, in need of attention from the teacher almost constantly which then interrupted her ability to teach and to work with the other children, and they were regarded as a huge problem that had to be managed in some way.

«I've seen work done with high school students that can convey very complicated ideas or allows space to grapple with huge community or social problems through the arts that students aren't able to do in conventional models of education,» she says.

Furthermore, huge impending deficits are only one of the problems facing Social Security.

This facet presents a huge problem for the nation's elderly since many rely on Social Security for their basic necessities.

Social benefits abound — Social isolation is a huge health problem, but research has found that having a pet, particularly a pet you have to walk regularly, leads to more social encounters and greater feelings of welSocial benefits abound — Social isolation is a huge health problem, but research has found that having a pet, particularly a pet you have to walk regularly, leads to more social encounters and greater feelings of welSocial isolation is a huge health problem, but research has found that having a pet, particularly a pet you have to walk regularly, leads to more social encounters and greater feelings of welsocial encounters and greater feelings of wellness.

Indonesia is a massive developing country, full of contrasts and, like all such places exposed to social diversity, has some huge problems.

Yet there is huge uncertainty over whether it will be possible to deploy them quickly — and at scale — without causing knock - on environmental and social problems.

It is a huge environmental and social problem that we need to tackle immediately.

Every huge economic sector that must be disrupted is another social and political problem.

Attorneys are also resorting to more primitive techniques such as taking screenshots and things of that nature which raise real issues of admissibility which is a huge problem and then ironically social media sites are responded by providing their own takeouts or downloads.

Commonly referred to as «NEETs», this huge section of society aged 16 - 24 (the Scottish government limits its NEET classification to those aged 16 - 19) is a desperate social and economic problem.

With a pre-law degree, I have a huge problem with online applications that ask ethnicity, sex, date of birth and social security number.