Sentence examples similar to increasing cases are a concern from inspiring English sources

Teresita Marie Bagasao, head of the Manila office of Unaids, told The Philippine Daily Inquirer that "while the absolute number of H.I.V. infections in the Philippines is still relatively low, the rate of increase in the number of cases is a cause for concern".

Increased pollution is a concern, he said.

P falciparum malaria has increased steadily, which is a concern because these cases are potentially fatal; every year wholly preventable deaths do ensue in the UK.

As the proportion of elderly is rapidly increasing among national reported HIV/AIDS cases, it is a concern about HIV epidemic among older MSM in China.

"There is increasing concern about overweight and obesity worldwide, and while there are many factors involved, the fundamental cause in most cases is an imbalance between calories consumed and calories expended," Coca-Cola states on its website.

Outbreaks of waterborne diseases and an increase in malaria cases are of immediate concern.

The aim of CS2 was to increase case finding (which is a key concern of TB programmes) amongst poor and vulnerable communities and individuals by bringing services closer to poor communities and reducing the costs and opportunity costs of TB care seeking.

Given the substantial illness and death associated with P. jirovecii infection and the resources needed to manage these cases, the increase in cases is of serious concern.

The increasing laboratory errors are a cause for concern.

Bercow said this case was a "cause for grave concern".

These cases "are really a major concern," he said.