Sentence examples for becoming a real problem from inspiring English sources
In a country that had chosen to guarantee citizens a minimum income I could see slacking becoming a real problem for fairness.
The behavior started becoming a real problem in 1997, when the chimp threw stones at the visitors across a moat several times as part of dominance displays, when he became agitated.
By the late 1990s spam was becoming a real problem – inducted to the Oxford English Dictionary in 1998 – as more and more marketers jumped on the practically zero-cost outreach proposition and inundated our inboxes.
With only nine goals from their opening nine Premiership matches, their profligacy in attack is becoming a real problem for Ferguson and a strange one at that given that he boasts four strikers of the quality of Wayne Rooney, Ruud van Nistelrooy, Louis Saha and Alan Smith.
Affordability is becoming a real problem.
Discovering new apps is becoming a real problem.
Articular cartilage injuries are one of the major causes of care in health systems, becoming a real public health problem, especially in countries where life expectancy and consequently joint pathology have increased.
