Sentence examples for a deepening problem from inspiring English sources

Factory output contracted, and there was a deepening problem of "labour oversupply".

The disclosure, which came from documents provided by whistleblower Edward Snowden, comes as the fallout over US surveillance tactics threatens a deepening problem for the White House.

Initially, the Union faced a deepening problem of using too many sickly or aged animals, with contractors selling the Army poor creatures and many inspectors being ill trained to recognize them.

"This is about uncovering what has been a growing, deepening problem that the NHS decided not to focus on because of financial pressures and other challenges".

Hilarious in a larrikin Aussie way – but a sobering spotlight on an endemic and deepening problem.

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John Githongo, who exposed a £500m corruption scandal that implicated the former Kenyan president Mwai Kibaki and several senior politicians, said government corruption remained a serious and deepening problem.

The inquiry comes as the White House, the Pentagon and the armed services are struggling to deal with the deepening problem of sexual assault in the military.

The victorious Liberal Democrats take over a nation that faces deepening problems, including a ballooning national debt, a growing trade deficit and a rapidly aging population.

The grotesque ballooning of inequality has also generated a social recession, the stubborn persistence of poverty and unresolved and arguably deepening problems of an alienated sub-class.

Stoute admits that he feels a growing responsibility to engage more with the media and public in an attempt to offset racing's deepening problems.