Sentence examples for growing serious problem from inspiring English sources
"All across the country, people recognize obesity as a growing, serious problem," he said in an interview with the New York Post.
This could help tackle the growing and serious problem of antimicrobial resistance - the rise of "superbugs" traditional antibiotics can't kill.
The problem has grown serious enough that agents are teaming with San Diego city engineers to create a computer map of the system.
We surveyed 800 hospital-based physicians in 4 European countries and Russia to assess their level of ARGN awareness and perceived ability to manage this growing and serious problem.
Inequality doesn't always lead to financial crisis, which makes it difficult for policymakers to know when it might be growing into a serious problem that ought to be addressed.
The share of female college graduates saying sexual harassment is a serious problem grew from 47percentt in 2011 to 76percentt in the latest survey.
There's also a growing awareness today of another serious problem with natural gas development: methane emissions, which can undo the potential climate benefit of natural gas.
Inexplicably, this call for a boycott focuses on primary journal publications and ignores a potentially much more serious problem, the growing trend towards limited access to, and usage of database information.
Rather, our system of promotion has grown some pretty serious problems, which are more evident with each passing day.
And that, in turn, makes it more likely that her children will follow her to college.Most children in single-parent homes "grow up without serious problems", writes Mary Parke of the Centre for Law and Social Policy, a think-tank in Washington, DC.
