Sentence examples for becoming a common problem from inspiring English sources

"In talking to police chiefs all over the country," he said, "it's becoming a common problem".

IT'S becoming a common problem: a Wall Street chief suddenly finds himself out of a job and in desperate need of a hobby.

A disconnect between grand ideas on the bench and much more mundane realities on the pitch is fast becoming a common problem in a league that wants instant evolution.

Green macroalgal blooms are becoming a common problem in coastal waters and estuaries.

So how to determine the best availability status to display on the signs is becoming a common problem.

For example, the BBC and New York Times have reported that "fake reviews are becoming a common problem on the Web, and a photography company was recently subjected to hundreds of defamatory consumer reviews" [1].

Dyspepsia is becoming a common health problem for which an individual seeks medical help.

Since promethazine allergy is becoming a common clinical problem, assessment by a dermatologist or an allergist is important for appropriate diagnosis and management of the condition but especially for improving prescribing habits and incorrect information.

Hypertension is a high prevalent risk factor for cardiovascular diseases (CVD) throughout the industrial world and it is becoming a common health problem worldwide because of increasing longevity and the prevalence of contributing factors such as obesity, physical inactivity, and unhealthy diets.

Overweight and obesity are becoming a common phenomenon among Ghanaian women while underweight still remains a problem.

Analysts say the Kawanos' story is becoming a common one.