Sentence examples for deepening social problems from inspiring English sources

The current government is convinced that partial privatization is the way to jumpstart a stagnating economy and address deepening social problems: the number of poor people in Mexico increased from 49 million in 2008 to 53 million in 2012.

Party insiders and political analysts worry that the split could paralyze the government, deepen social problems and erode democratic institutions.

Some participants expressed concerns that increasing production, e.g. using biotechnology, might actually exacerbate hunger and food insecurity issues and deepen social problems in developing countries.

"Confession," in the same political rhetoric of the West, may create more deepening social and political problem of "homophobia," cultural nationalism, and fascist resistance in Eastern societies, including loss of psycho-social and economic support structures for "out" gays.

An unintended consequence of expanding universities has been a deepening social divide.

But no show so painfully encapsulated America's deepening social and political divides than this one.

And the state deliberately deepened social divisions.

Mr. Papandreou derided the conservative agenda as likely to deepen social unrest.

A society organised at grassroots-level is individual-orientated, which might deepen social inequalities.

In a statement, the government said it "believes that the focus on income over the last decades has ignored the root causes of poverty and in doing so has allowed social problems to deepen.

Mata, meanwhile, had found a church where "people know me and accept me as I am". He marveled at how Zanotto used the Bible to deepen parishioners' understanding of family or social problems -- unlike priests in Oaxaca.