Sentence examples for a problem grows from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, Du Bois's century-old question "How does it feel to be a problem?" grows in trenchancy with every new bulletin about crime and poverty.

In it, the key thing is how the number of steps it takes to solve a problem grows with the size of the input.

If growing apart is not a problem, growing old is.

The proportion of Chinese who believe elephant poaching is a problem grew from 47%to71%1% between 2012 and 2014.

Ford's market share in South America, where Mr. Shanks said inflation in Venezuela and Argentina could pose a problem, grew more than a full percentage point to 9.5 percent.

There seems to be a systematic problem growing in Greek life across the country.

A 10-year-old got to the root of a problem by growing his hair.

So, that gap coincided with a problem that grew exponentially worse.

Cabbage worms are a problem in growing cabbage.

A small problem might grow into a larger problem and it will get worse.

So there is clearly a problem, and a growing one.