Sentence examples for a rise in problems from inspiring English sources

The New York Public Interest Research Group wrote to the City Board of Elections yesterday alleging "a rise in problems experienced by voters" and requesting data on how many machines were reported broken, how many were repaired and how long it took.

While Ford Library, and Fuqua have not seen a rise in problems like those described in the linked article, we want the Ford Library to remain a safe environment for our students.

Does that help to explain a rise in these problems?

The public is clearly aware of a rise in weight problems among the young.

Johnson, a prospective MP for nearby Uxbridge, said expansion would mean a rise in medical problems linked to noise pollution, as well as more road congestion.

She has always insisted the Gambling Act will not lead to a rise in social problems such as compulsive gambling and crime.

In an already-published study of the first 300 families, we found that, compared with couples not offered either group, fathers groups and couples groups both produced significant increases in father involvement over an 18-month period and prevented a rise in behavior problems in the children.

Clinics are reporting a sudden rise in problems like skin diseases spread by having too many people living together with insufficient hygiene.

Mental health problems in the Glendale schools have not been immune to the problem and have seen an increased rise in problems the last few years.

Italy's brutal and lingering recession has been blamed for a rise in mental health problems, which, the report says, might be confused with possession by some people.

A 2014 survey by the Association of Teachers and Lecturers (ATL) also found that teachers had noticed a rise in mental health problems among colleagues over recent years.