Sentence examples for becoming an emerging problem from inspiring English sources
Combined HIV-1 infection and opiate dependence is becoming an emerging problem in the post-combination anti-retroviral treatment era, as infected individuals continue to live longer.
Combined HIV-1 infection and opiate dependence is becoming an emerging problem in the post-HAART era, as infected people continue to live longer.
Zoonotic B. suis has been isolated in cattle elsewhere and it is becoming an emerging problem in several countries as Brazil and Colombia [ 19].
As the annual incidence of scrub typhus in Korea has been increasing steadily with its reported cases sharply rose to 6057 in 2008 [ 28], the financial burden of caring for scrub typhus is becoming an emerging problem.
Arthropod-borne virus (arbovirus) infections are increasingly becoming an emerging medical problem mostly affecting endemic areas such as developing countries or upcoming economies (like China and India).
Obesity is an emerging problem in Pakistan.
PRD is becoming an emerging megalopolis and important manufacturing base in the world.
In recent years, application of nanotechnology in stem cells has made great advances, which is becoming an emerging interdisciplinary field.
"There are drugs available that treat malaria, but emerging drug-resistance is becoming an increasing problem, especially in parts of South-East Asia," Dr Wykes said.
Remanufacturing is becoming a strategic emerging industry in China.
"Our reserves replacement performance over the past few years clearly illustrates the emerging problems with our resource base and is becoming a source of competitive disadvantage," the memorandum said.
