Sentence examples for are becoming a problem from inspiring English sources

Due to the increasing penetration of distributed generation, large voltage fluctuations are becoming a problem to the distribution network operators.

With many farms and crops destroyed, costing an already poor region millions of dollars, food shortages are becoming a problem.

"I do think personal trainers are becoming a problem in our sport," Cashman said, though he did not specify Alejo.

Some of the alleys have grown so jumbled that waste-removal trucks cannot get through, and filled-up pits are becoming a problem, Mr. Joma said.

Attention-seeking officials are becoming a problem in football and are not unknown – think the antics of Dicky Bird or Billy Bowden – in cricket either.

“It is a brilliant piece of commentary on how the huge number of network sites are becoming a problem.”.

Food is becoming a problem.

"It's becoming a problem".

Which is becoming a problem.

"It's true that getting paid is becoming a problem.

And despite dredging, salinity was becoming a problem.