Sentence examples for a growth problem from inspiring English sources

THE developed world has a growth problem.

Britain has a growth problem, not a deficit problem".

Three-year-old Wilf has a growth problem that requires a 24/7 ventilator.

The company's reliance on the smartphone, which is now a mature and saturated market in the developed world, is starting to create a growth problem for Apple.

Among the nominees for the National Book Award for Fiction were both good works and bad--specifically, Ron Hansen's flawed novel Atticus, set in southern Mexico, and Elizabeth McCracken's charming The Giant's House, which told the tale of an affair between a 26-year-old Cape Cod librarian and an appealing adolescent with a growth problem.

Twitter has a growth problem.

"He has always had ability but made slow progress because he had a bit of a knee growth problem, so we knew we had to wait for him," added Ferguson.

Each earnings report has seemed more hopeless than the last as a user growth problem has festered into a revenue growth problem.

Despite the high energy density, the lithium metal electrode has been plagued for decades with a dendrite growth problem that can result in a battery thermal runaway.

Alongside the deficit problem is also a banking problem — not confined to a handful of banks or countries — and a chronic growth problem.

More borrowed growth - the Keynesian formula - may create the illusion of normalcy, and may be useful in the immediate aftermath of a deep crisis to calm a panic, but it is no solution to a fundamental growth problem.