Sentence examples for become a mounting from inspiring English sources

In a sport that knows few licensing bounds, safety has become a mounting concern.

Only then will a sensible public health policy emerge that can preserve some of the valuable gains of our measles-elimination program while averting what will surely become a mounting disaster in years to come.

But since the first recorded human death from rabies in Bali in late 2008, that nuisance has become a mounting public danger as the virus — believed to have arrived with an infected dog from another part of the Indonesian archipelago — has spread with increasing speed.

Indoor air quality has become a mounting concern in Beijing and other major Chinese cities.

This increase in the number of eligible patients will become a mounting clinical challenge.

Constantine's love for horses had inspired her to become a mounted policewoman in London, but was deterred when she found she was required to do four years walking the beat.

But in the first series of this year, the Mets have already eliminated what became a mounting blight on their season a year ago.

The struggle with the Arabs, which had long been a struggle for survival, became a mounting offensive that reached its brilliant climax in the 10th century.

As you start down one, backtracking and choosing another becomes a mounting effort.

The issue of buildings funded both by the EU and individual European donors in the occupied territories – in particular, for Bedouins – has become a source of mounting conflict.

The ease with which the Reagan Administration is sacrificing broad hemispheric interests to its obsessive policy of hostility toward Nicaragua has become a source of mounting distress on Capitol Hill.