Sentence examples for A prevalent issue from inspiring English sources

A prevalent issue in these works is their scalability to large amounts of data.

Maybe people cared more about finding a way to prevent teenage pregnancies, which seemed to be a prevalent issue throughout the favela.

In the same study, many cited microaggressions in the workplace as a prevalent issue, especially for African Americans, that undermines an environment of inclusiveness.

Sadly, whatever the internal outcome at Old Trafford, it serves as another reminder that racism in the game will remain a prevalent issue for years to come.

Parking becomes a prevalent issue in June as the council takes over enforcement and we begin to look at the Splott incinerator campaign, Llanishen Reservoir campaign, and Rumney Rec schools action.

Financial stress and anxiety remains a prevalent issue with far reaching implications.

So do we have so much wheat in our diet that it's become a more prevalent issue?

The company's first generation buds got mostly good marks for feel and sound, but were dinged by some for connectivity issues — a pretty prevalent issue across the board when it comes to bluetooth earbuds.

Indeed, S. frugiperda is a pest in its larval stage and resistance to common pesticides has become a particularly prevalent issue [ 37].

Despite advancements in the advertising technology space, ad fraud is still an incredibly prevalent issue for digital marketers and publishers alike.

Childhood obesity has been an increasingly prevalent issue in the UK, particularly since the National Child Measurement Programme began investigating the subject in 2006, showing about 22% of children age 4-12 in the UK qualify as overweight or obese.