Sentence examples for issues spiraling from inspiring English sources

There are legacy systems and data integration issues, spiraling costs for cooling and powering racks of servers, concerns over integration, security, outsourcing and virtualization as well as data storage overload.

The best approach to prevent issues from spiraling out of control is to be proactive, Evans says.

The health care debate was framed, to a large extent, by the right wing opposition, so socialism and death panels dominated the discussion rather than issues of spiraling health care costs and the impact having so many uninsured Americans has on our health and economy largely because Obama lost control of the health care agenda.

Clearly, this issue is spiraling beyond just tech blogs into mainstream media.

The establishment of a College of Teaching and a determination to address the issues of spiralling workload, with its concomitant effect on morale and teacher supply, will ensure that what is expected from teachers, heads and schools matches the new rhetoric.

One had alcohol issues, another came from care, one had a four-bedroom home with her family but mental health issues had spiralled and she'd lost her home.

The main issues were spiralling costs and Utzon's alienation of most of the people on the project.

Some observers believe that James Murdoch is unlikely to want to wade back into a highly politicised takeover battle, and that Sky is facing issues including spiralling rights costs for sports including Premier League football.

It says it has previously raised the issue of spiralling costs with the university, as well as setting up a petition and organising strikes against "unbearable" living conditions.

In north-west London, the old idea of the boarding house has become newly fashionable again, as we discovered when we visited the Collective – a slick, modern-day dormitory that is responding more or less directly to the issue of spiralling rents.

Clearly this issue has spiraled out of control.