Sentence examples similar to fueling a problem from inspiring English sources

A flagship of our drinking culture next to a busy home counties artery is potentially fueling a social problem.

Wally was a hockey player whose dreams of a professional career ended when he broke his leg playing baseball in the summer of 1963; the injury helped fuel a drinking problem.

Half the early deaths result from indoor cooking with smoky fuels, a problem linked closely to poverty and readily solved, if the will and means exist.

The important issue for social housing is fuel poverty, a problem that is exacerbated by rising fuel costs.

And that problem fueled a development that further undercut the Web: the rise of apps.

Years later, investigators said the cause was probably faulty wiring in a fuel tank, a problem officials are still working to correct.

The ability to make new nuclear fuel solves a problem that reactors will run into only if their use becomes massively more widespread.

There is also the small matter of a global economic crash, triggered by the overvaluation of fossil fuel reserves – a problem known as "the carbon bubble".

On the other hand, phosphorus poisoning of zeolite-based catalysts, which are used for removing nitrogen oxides from exhaust fuels, poses a problem for their use in diesel engine catalysts.

The media coverage of police killings of unarmed black civilians has fueled a national debate over problems in policing.

The highest unemployment rates in August were in Spain and Greece, whose debt problems have fueled a European crisis that is dragging down the world economy.