Sentence examples for increasingly common problem from inspiring English sources

A main hope is that new classes of drugs will overcome such toxicities and also the increasingly common problem of viral resistance.

On a Friday morning, a crowd had gathered on the sidewalk in front of the gallery, an increasingly common problem for Lazarides.

Ms. Saleh, a 39-year-old mother of four children, was herself facing an increasingly common problem for Egyptians: getting cash.

But in a world where Wi-Fi and notebook computers are replacing wired desktops, this is very likely to become an increasingly common problem for computer users over the next few years.

If wells in coastal areas pump too much, the subterranean point where freshwater and the salt water meet can migrate inland — an increasingly common problem around the world, as coastal populations have grown.

Through its workSMART campaign, the TUC also wants employers to rethink traditional 9 to 5 working patterns where possible and make use of available technology, so all parties can avoid disruption from what seems an increasingly common problem.

Other governments, such as the British one, say that cyber-attacks are increasingly common problems.

The development of a benign colorectal AS is an increasingly common postsurgical problem.

Gout is an increasingly common medical problem with an overall prevalence of at least 1% in Western societies [1].

Rates of international travel continue to increase and the 'febrile returned traveller' is an increasingly common clinical problem.

Older adults constitute a growing proportion of the Thai population [ 1], and chronic pain is an increasingly common health problem among this group [ 2, 3].