Sentence examples for increasingly common issue from inspiring English sources

What to do with augmented human parts when they are no longer needed – often due to the owner's death – is an increasingly common issue.

It's an increasingly common issue as many organizations have a revolving door of CMOs who don't have the support of and engagement from visionary leadership.

You can educate people and help them to understand that mental illness is something that affects people both mentally and physically, and that it is actually an increasingly common issue among teenagers.

Diagnostic disclosure of HIV/AIDS to a child is becoming an increasingly common issue in clinical practice.

As more patients are treated by haematopoietic stem cell transplantation (HSCT), development of secondary malignancy (SM) becomes an increasingly common issue in long-term survivors.

ED crowding and congestion are increasingly common issues facing acute healthcare systems internationally and have been associated with negative patient and staff outcomes.

Disclosure of a child's HIV/AIDS is becoming an increasingly common clinical issue.

Mr. Santorum's attack was a brazen example of an increasingly common phenomenon: concocting wedge issues even from policy positions that largely match.

Community-based protests against major construction and engineering projects are becoming increasingly common as concerns over issues such as corporate social accountability, climate change and corruption become more prominent in the public's mind.

Cyber fraud and extortion are increasingly common; there's also the issue of possible data protection breaches and the reputational risk to deal with if there's a social media crisis.

The use of self-reported validated surveys is an increasingly common approach to understanding health issues as well as their response to intervention (Guyatt et al. 1993; Tarlov et al. 1989; Stewart and Ware 1992).