Sentence examples for becoming a big problem from inspiring English sources

"It's becoming a big problem for us," Sergeant Pendzick said.

Surgeons are warning that the issue is becoming a "big problem" after noticing a lack of provision in some areas.

Experts note that independent hackers who enjoy informal state backing are becoming a big problem that needs international attention.

But an eruption of recent scandals has made it clear that cheating — fueled by powerful computer programs that play better than people do, as well as sophisticated communication technologies — is becoming a big problem for world championship chess.

Spam accounts on Twitter are becoming a big problem, inflating follower counts and setting the stage for unwanted commercial come-ons and scams.

However, most of the time data center traffic is far below the peak value and a large number of idle network devices and links in data centers consume a significant amount of power, which is now becoming a big problem for many cloud providers.

Gartner says fake online reviews are becoming a bigger problem (Yelp has one answer).

"One problem is that they get labelled as a problem early on and this always leads to them becoming a bigger problem," said Patrick.

It's a pattern that is repeated throughout Africa, and is becoming a bigger problem as land grabbing by foreign enterprises spreads.

"I think for a lot of guys out here who play professional sports, we're seeing these things becoming a bigger problem each and every day in the culture," said Robinson.

"A lot of those who are resettled to Europe are women whose husband or partner was killed or lost and are being resettled with their kids or are pregnant at the time, so that is becoming a bigger problem," said Zahra Albarazi of the Institute on Statelessness and Inclusion, based in the Netherlands.