Sentence examples similar to a problem intensifies from inspiring English sources

It is a problem intensified by the ever-increasing presence of the internet.

The problem intensifies when attempting a dynamic, time-based dependency analysis.

Likewise, "[Access to] financial resources is a problem that intensifies during holidays, when you want to buy gifts for your children," said Mazzei, adding that, like most obstacles to ending an abusive relationship, this challenge persists "throughout the year," including, for example, in September, "when you want to buy your children school clothes".

The problem intensifies each year with the aging world population.

Political tensions will increase as the debate about how to deal with the problem intensifies and extreme views will escalate in reaction to the lack of a coherent policy to address the problem that can be supported by most Canadians.

The elusiveness of the problem intensifies the strength of Morse's user-friendly pictures, not to mention their emotional impact and intellectual heft.

Intervene before the problem intensifies.

Seasonal flooding, always a problem, has intensified in recent years in the northeastern Indian state of Assam.

The needle litter problem intensified two years ago when the town removed a homeless encampment along the Palco Marsh where somewhere between 250 and 400 homeless people had been sleeping.

The problem intensified when his 12-year-old son was found to be sensitive to glutens.

Church land was not subject to secular sanitary laws, however, and during the Middle Ages and the Renaissance the problem intensified.