Unexpectedly rapid increases in urbanization throughout the world, especially since World War II, have brought many problems, including congestion, air pollution, loss of scarce surface area for vehicular ways, and major traffic disruption during their construction.
The growth of the Chinese elderly has brought many social problems, and its reasons and effects have attracted many discussions.
By Carly Sheehan THATTA DISTRICT, Pakistan, 22 November 2010 – The devastating monsoon floods that recently affected more than 20 million people in Pakistan – including 2.8 million children under the age of five – have brought many underlying problems to the surface.
UNICEF supports efforts to fight malnutrition in Pakistan's flood-affected Sindh Province THATTA DISTRICT, Pakistan, 22 November 2010 – The devastating monsoon floods that recently affected more than 20 million people in Pakistan – including 2.8 million children under the age of five – have brought many underlying problems to the surface.
She added that by Monday morning she had concluded that Mr. Muhammad had brought many of his problems on himself and that if there was a crime deserving of the death penalty, this was it.
Whatever then happens, the deeper problems that have brought many thousands on to the streets of the capital in the last two weeks will not easily go away.
The piece reflects a viewpoint put forth by many of the artists in the show: that democracy may have brought many rewards, but it brought its share of problems as well.
The zombies have brought many cattle.
No wonder mankind has taken to the vehicle with such enthusiasm that there are now a billion automobiles on the world's roads.But the car has also brought many problems.
