Sentence examples for becoming problem from inspiring English sources

The focus of research on metaheuristics is also becoming problem oriented rather than algorithm oriented.

Smith said the government, local authorities, schools and charities needed to put in place more safeguards to protect children from becoming problem gamblers.

Children from families with a history of alcohol abuse show characteristics in their brains that may make them more susceptible to becoming problem drinkers themselves, a new study reports.

The British Gambling Prevalence Survey 2010 (the last one before its funding was cut) said 900,000 adults were at risk of becoming problem gamblers and 450,000 people admitted they already had a problem.

Today, young men, the most susceptible to becoming problem gamblers, are using the Internet to risk thousands of dollars daily on daily fantasy sports without the legally mandated safeguards that casinos and regulated sportsbooks must follow.

The charity says more and more parents are becoming problem drinkers in later life.

But citizens need to change, too: becoming problem-solvers, not whingers; and volunteers, not supplicants.This change is already beginning, says Mr Newsom.

Incomplete information under time pressure, with concerns often not becoming problems.

GENEVA — Outbreaks of hepatitis A and other diseases spread by poor hygiene are now becoming problems among Syrians displaced by the civil war, the World Health Organization said Tuesday.

They, too, are always susceptible to becoming problems in their turn.

Must have been later when race and gender started becoming problems in America.