Sentence examples for be a rising problem from inspiring English sources

"It's pretty clear this will be a rising problem in the future," said Kimberly Blanton, who researches and writes a blog for the center.

Studies have repeatedly shown duplicate publication by the same authors to be a rising problem [2], [4], [7], [9].

This included their experience gained in the treatment and management of tuberculosis (TB) (noted to be a rising problem in London), their generalist skills gained through working within various specialities, the conditions and pathologies encountered in SA, and the subsequent enhancement of their clinical judgement and skills.

It's a rising problem," she said.

Smartphone theft has been a rising problem in many parts of the country, partly because of the devices' high resale value.

Landlessness is a rising problem for farmers across India, but Mr. Hazarika's situation is unusual: his plot was located on Majuli, one of the world's largest "inland" islands, an ancient religious center that is home to about 170,000 people and dozens of monasteries.

Cybercrime is a rising problem — expected to cost organizations between $500 billion and $2 trillion by 2019.

The second chart shows how "labor quality" is a rising problem for small businesses.

The opiate drug, which the Center for Disease Control CDCC) estimates is "80 times as potent as morphine and hundreds of times more potent than heroin," has been a rising problem in the region for years, but a recent string of overdoses amounting to 200 deaths within the first three months of 2016 has resulted in a public state of emergency.

Type 1 diabetes is a rising problem around the world.

Infections due to MDR microorganisms are a rising problem, especially in the ICU where even sensitive pathogens already cause additional morbidity, mortality, and hospital costs.