Sentence examples for an increased problem from inspiring English sources

"We are facing many problems ourselves, and to me I think it could be an increased problem.

Note that the above solutions are obtained through removing the rank-1 constraint (19e), which may lead to an increased problem dimension.

We do not underestimate the policy problem for governments but argue that we are likely to have an increased problem for older people, especially in rural areas, if we do not deal with their immediate needs, one of which is adequate housing conditions to sustain health and prevent illness.

Universities are finding this an increasing problem.

Ms. Gallagher said parental pressure was an increasing problem.

Classroom discipline has been an increasing problem, Mr. McCoy told lawmakers.

Unemployment remains low: indeed, labour shortages are an increasing problem.

Delegates will be told it is an increasing problem.

As the seemingly endless war dragged on, desertion and troop mutinies became an increasing problem.

Hawkhead added that getting funders to take risks was an increasing problem.

Another prominent Western politician goes further, seeing government as an increasing problem for the West too.