Sentence examples similar to grows into a problem from inspiring English sources

This could grow into a problem of journalistic equality, because the candidates' contracts with Fox News have made them restricted property to other networks.

It's easy to see how drug resistance in any one country grows into a global problem.

A small problem might grow into a larger problem and it will get worse.

The problem grows into a giant monster, when we turn our back on that wise voice and allow our ego to become the driving force of our lives.

The little girl, Lizzy, grows into a truculent teenager with identity problems, some of which she shares with Wendy, the Chinese sister the prospering Carnegie and Blondie adopt a few years later.

"They become an issue, and it can grow into a real problem.

It is common that a normal developmental behavior (disappointment over something average) can grow into a real problem when the parent pays too much attention to it.

Unfortunately, their demagoguery is growing into a real problem, setting off a chain reaction of "me too" proposals across the country to suspend state gasoline taxes, which tend to be much larger than the 18.4-cent-a-gallon federal levy.

But Bryant said Nance prevented the situation from growing into a lingering 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 trick is recognizing the potential problem early enough to head off trouble before it grows into a major issue.