Sentence examples for and increasingly problematic from inspiring English sources

The reports that emerged this week about NBC talking with USA Networks Inc. about a possible joint venture revived longstanding speculation that NBC's parent, General Electric, is looking to pull out of the volatile and increasingly problematic television network business.

An important, long-standing, and increasingly problematic bioremediation area is processing biological nitrogen waste (feces and urine) produced by humans and animals..Direct discharge to the environment is still the most common way of dealing with sewage.

The gap between the political debates and the reality of this tax evasion is terrible and increasingly problematic because what we are seeing is an acceleration and an increase of the sums that are going into Luxembourg.

Clostridium difficile is a Gram-positive, spore-forming bacterium responsible for C. difficile infection (CDI) in humans [ 1], a serious and increasingly problematic disease.

And there will be the real estate issues, as coastal property values crumble, heat and water become increasingly problematic in much of the Sun Belt, and many people pick up and move to Canada.

Drink and drugs are increasingly problematic, Ms McGuire says.

This condition is known as presbyopia and usually becomes increasingly problematic after age 40.

The search for a fulfilling sexual love and for a form of marriage that will satisfy a modern consciousness is the goal of Lawrence's early novels and yet becomes increasingly problematic.

Organised crime and drugs became increasingly problematic.

At the time of the Industrial Revolution, the fact that each state had its own system of weights and measures became increasingly problematic.

Flexibility remains particularly impaired across ages in ASD, whereas working memory, initiation, and organization become increasingly problematic over time.