Sentence examples for most prevalent problems from inspiring English sources

One of the most prevalent problems for orphans, is that their birth certificates are missing.

Not surprisingly, five of the 25 most prevalent problems were upper respiratory disorders.

David Miles, director of public safety in Teaneck, said the school's initiative had brought "deans, administrators and counselors together to brainstorm and try to figure out what are our most prevalent problems".

But the most prevalent problems, deemed "ugly," were broken lighting fixtures, substantial water damage and substantial peeling paint; each condition was found in more than half the stations surveyed.

By understanding how the counterfeiters and counterfeiting incidents are clustered, countermeasures can be selected to efficiently address the most prevalent problems.

Parasitic worm infections, including nematode infections, represent one of the most prevalent problems in human and veterinary medicine (Newton & Munn, 1999).

The most prevalent problem arising from the power loss was difficulty storing food.

Alcohol abuse is the most prevalent problem among U.S. military personnel and one that poses a significant health risk, according to the National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA).

The most prevalent problem behaviors reported by parents on the CBCL were those related to social problems and withdrawal.

The most prevalent problem is a lack of sufficient sample size to detect the likely modest effects of individual genes.

The most prevalent problem was line infections, which occurred in 12 patients, and seven lines were removed because of infection.