Sentence examples for becoming an endemic problem from inspiring English sources

More worrisome, the mayors said, is the growing evidence that the lack of food and adequate shelter for the working poor is becoming an endemic problem.

As buying property is becoming such an endemic problem amongst Britain's youth, the government has set about some schemes that can aid you in your quest to have a home.

Scavuzzi fears this may become an endemic problem, affecting babies for years to come.

Drink-driving is an endemic problem here.

"This is an endemic problem," Father Palacios said.

"Inflation will be an endemic problem in the emerging markets".

Sexual harassment is an endemic problem in Egypt dating back to before the revolution.

The report rightly identifies an endemic problem with riders and teams systematically abusing the TUE system.

It has pointed to those figures as evidence that racing does not have an endemic problem.

"The state has adopted a never-give-up attitude, and it's an endemic problem," he said.

The smaller listings reflected an endemic problem for the magazine: the cable systems that provided on-screen listings.