Sentence examples for be an increasing problem from inspiring English sources
Along the Pacific coast long-term erosion of dunes due to increasing wave heights is projected to be an increasing problem for coastal communities.
"Fungal infections are going to be an increasing problem in coming years and we need to develop the best defences," said Brown.
Worldwide, a high and increasing proportion of dairy cattle are kept in intensive systems making AFs be an increasing problem to dairy farmers (Unnevehr and Delia 2013).
While the local MP for Huntingdon, Jonathan Djanogly (Con) had warmer words: "The east of England needs this road to develop the area and without it, particularly as the economy picks up, it's going to be an increasing problem, so it's important we get on with it".
8 Overdiagnosis of malaria is therefore likely to be an increasing problem.
MRSA appears to be an increasing problem in the younger population and in outpatients.
Traders pulled in bets that the Fed was done raising rates in the current cycle after the central bank's report, which stated "reports of wage increases were widespread and some firms indicated that higher labor costs were an increasing problem".
I feel that's an increasing problem: people like me have to be the curator and the critic and fucking artist all at the same time.
It is an increasing problem: nearly 30%% of structures published in 2013 and reported in the Cambridge Structural Database [2] were flagged as disordered and the trend over the last thirty years shows that this has more than doubled since 1984 (Fig. 2).
