Sentence examples for a wave of problems from inspiring English sources

A wave of problems is already hitting the economy, including a worsening housing market and higher gasoline prices, which threaten to crimp consumer spending.

Obesity impacts countries across the globe, bringing with it a wave of problems that affect public services and society at large.

"I talked to our property manager and he said this was going to cause a wave of problems all over New York because most buildings have A-minus insurance," he said.

The biggest decline in enforcement actions was found at the agency's device center, where they decreased 65percentt in the five-year period despite a wave of problems with devices including implantable defibrillators and pacemakers.

Failing to do so, he added, "would have caused a wave of problems to institutions around the world, and that's a wave big enough to drown a lot of people".

If investors start to think German investment is less safe, that could trigger a wave of banking problems at a time when European consumers and businesses are grappling with a credit crunch.

The collapse in marriage rates and the rise of single-parenthood, both of which continued well into the 1990s when today's young adults were born, might have been expected to unleash a wave of social problems.

Following a wave of cultural problems, as well as a major lawsuit between Uber and Waymo over the acquisition of Otto (which settled last week, shortly after Kalanick gave his testimony), Benchmark sued Kalanick.

Note: The Jeb Bush presidential campaign may bring Pearson new scrutiny and a new wave of problems.

The Police Department is facing a wave of retirements and recruitment problems.

In addition to the salary cuts, the government has made moves to address public grievances over imbalances in income, high living costs, a wave of immigration and recent problems with the transportation system.