Sentence examples for became a severe problem from inspiring English sources

Max's rashes became a severe problem when he turned 9.

More than 2,800 chemical factories arose around the lake, and industrial dumping became a severe problem and, eventually, a crisis.

This unbalance of demand through a year becomes a severe problem.

Oversaturation has become a severe problem for urban intersections, especially the bottleneck intersections that cause queue spillover and network gridlock.

The analysis was performed in Principality of Asturias (mountain region of NW of Spain), where soil heavy metal pollution has become a severe problem.

With this trend, dozens of applications can be running on an MPSoC concurrently and application deadlock on MPSoCs will become a severe problem.

The network bottleneck incurred by big data process and transfer has increasingly become a severe problem in today's data center and cloud.

"A daily average of 1,000 illegal border crossers are arriving in Hungary, so illegal immigration has become a severe problem and its control a prominent task," a joint statement from the interior and defence ministries said.

In a world where the exploitation of natural resources by the construction industry has become a severe problem, earth can represent an ideal building material that has the potential to reduce the carbon footprint when a cradle to grave life cycle approach is considered.

Over the past decade, money laundering has become a severe problem for the UK.

(In the past several months, "macro" viruses, which spread via dirty spreadsheets and word processor documents, have become a severe problem).