Sentence examples for ever-increasing problem from inspiring English sources
But Reagan uses legislative projections on the caseload figures that portray an ever-increasing problem.
Without Walls, a recent exhibition held in Mumbai, puts names, faces and stories to this chronic and ever-increasing problem.
While our lawmakers are busy on CNN placing the blame for the financial crisis instead of just trying to solve it, Americans are dealing with an ever-increasing problem - poor or no health insurance.
Tooth wear attrition, erosion and abrasion is perceived internationally as an ever-increasing problem.
Currently, tooth wear is perceived internationally as an ever-increasing problem, especially in the elderly, as it is more common in this age group [ 6].
The introduction of the OCP at the end of 1999 provided the regional DCD with an innovative and structured approach to dealing with an ever-increasing problem.
To the county's surprise, Hebert said, finding solutions to their ever-increasing problems is now the biggest and most frustrating part of the entire hurricane recovery effort.
Structures in the stone embankments of the moat, possibly designed to make the water flow continuously in one direction, might reflect the Silla people's efforts to alleviate the ever-increasing problems inherent in a moat.
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.
