Sentence examples for a burgeoning problem from inspiring English sources

It was a burgeoning problem that politicians in Rome largely ignored.

Despite its social stigma, prostitution is a burgeoning problem in major Iranian cities, where a public reluctance to recognize and discuss the issue means that the trade operates in deep illegality.

"While we remain watchful of an unwanted backup in stocks, thus far there is little evidence to suggest a burgeoning problem," said Michelle Girard, a senior economist at RBS Greenwich Capital in Greenwich, Conn.

Ghana a sub-Saharan country has seen relative improvements in some aspects of the economy howbeit the energy supply deficit within the region is a burgeoning problem.

Heart failure remains the leading cause of death worldwide, and is a burgeoning problem in public health due to the limited capacity of postnatal hearts to self-renew.

Those increases have largely involved marijuana, although prescription abusers are also a burgeoning problem, authorities claim.

The development of a new vaccine against Mtb is essential to control global spread of tuberculosis, since the current vaccine BCG is not very effective and antibiotic resistance is a serious, burgeoning problem.

As policymakers search for solutions to the burgeoning problem of an indebted generation of college graduates, some lawmakers are zeroing in on mandating loan modification schemes or allowing more troubled student borrowers to discharge their unpayable debts in bankruptcy.

Journalists like Margit Shabanzadeh, currently a reporter for TV2 News in Copenhagen, were on the cutting edge of exposing this burgeoning problem.

This week in the magazine and here online (see Fact), Michael Specter discusses the burgeoning problem of aids in Russia, and the wider demographic crisis that threatens the nation's future.

An unfortunate consequence of this reduced movement is the burgeoning problem of obesity.