Sentence examples for growing issue for from inspiring English sources

The obesity epidemic is a huge and growing issue for the UK.

Still, sexual orientation is a complicated, and growing, issue for college housing offices.

"It has been a growing issue for folks every four years," said Stephen Kerrigan, chief executive of the Democratic National Convention Committee, who also ran the event in Boston in 2004.

C.J. Chivers takes up a growing issue for the military of President Bashar al-Assad: troops have weapons that do not match well with the civil war they are now fighting.

The Parkmobile acquisition will also help address a growing issue for anyone seeking to get people around within cities: Traffic.

The latter is a new, but possibly growing issue for developers: Facebook has started to become more proactive in how it blocks apps that could be seen as direct competitors of its own services, which are expanding, and that has proven to be a nail in the coffin for some.

While food safety and quality are growing issues for people who are poor, they are also raising anxiety among middle class consumers – campaigns have been started and people are talking about it in the media and day-to-day.

George J. Green, the president of Hearst Magazines International, which publishes more than 100 foreign magazines -- including 33 editions of Cosmopolitan -- said that it is a growing issue of concern for magazine companies.

Indeed, multiple bills are currently introduced in the House and Senate that propose solutions and funding, for the important and growing issue of the need for caregiving.

Though Schramm's stools are not exactly a serious recycling option for the growing issue of electronic waste, his project does make a point.

Several mechanisms for addressing the growing issues of land use in northern and central Nigeria have included the mapping and demarcation of cattle routes and the ongoing promotion of grazing reserve establishment (Adebowale [2014]; Buhari [2009]; IRIN [2009]).