Sentence examples for ever increasing problem from inspiring English sources

Phenotyping these diseases for diagnosis, prognosis and selection of therapies is an ever increasing problem.

The ever increasing problem of air pollution has provoked the research and development of highly-efficient photocatalysts.

The management of the effluents generated by olive oil industries, commonly known as olive mills, represents an ever increasing problem still unresolved.

Equally, a marketable solution to the ever increasing problem of dealing with liquid waste from our cities would put the UK at the forefront of waste water management on a global level.

With increasing human population food shortages will become an ever increasing problem, unless agricultural output can keep pace with population growth.

The subject of returning adult children is an ever increasing problem for the baby-boomer generation.

After the battering the NHS has taken over the Mid-Staffs scandal, the cut in resources and the ever increasing problems likely to be encountered from the effects of the Health and Social Care Act, the NHS has desperately needed some morale boosting exercise.

Their first big one, was about Peter's ever increasing weight problem.

Therefore the increase in antibiotic resistance activity is posing an ever increasing therapeutic problem in cancer case and the ways by which bacteria overcome drug action are many and varied, ranging from intrinsic impermeability to acquired resistance [ 12- 14].

Universities are finding this an increasing problem.

But Reagan uses legislative projections on the caseload figures that portray an ever-increasing problem.