Sentence examples for increasing problem with from inspiring English sources

In 2000 it was third -- a reflection, experts said, of Americans' increasing problem with weight.

Overage Drinkers was a touching insight into this country's increasing problem with older people who are drinking too much.

"But we may have an increasing problem with mercury that will impact the population in 10 years".

TB in English cattle is an increasing problem, with the 26,000 infected animals slaughtered in 2011 costing £90m in compensation.

Morley said he did not believe Greater Manchester had an increasing problem with party drugs but that young people were not listening to advice.

Oxford in particular has an increasing problem with recruiting teachers for its many schools, with new teachers unable to afford Oxford rents inflated by the lack of housing, or the commutes that result from being unable to live where you work.

Instead, we have all these increasing problems with pollution".

"But facilities are wearing out, and there are worries about increasing problems with corroding pipes, rupturing valves and the reactor core".

The event, which launched in 2011, was a cherished space for music, poetry, and theatre events, but it underwent increasing problems with security permits in 2014.

But yesterday, the case appeared to be more about the frail nature of evidence: the increasing value of DNA to confirm guilt or innocence, and increasing problems with eyewitness identifications in police lineups.

"He was trying to complete Ulysses in the midst of increasing problems with his eyes and an ongoing struggle to find a publisher (and printer that would agree to print it) for the work," said Traynor.