Sentence examples for of growing problem from inspiring English sources

The obvious question between the lines of "Growing Problem for Military Recruiters: Parents" (front page, June 3) is, Where do our leaders in Washington stand on this issue?

In paying it, he has became the latest victim of growing problem – rogue traders taking advantage of vulnerable customers to coerce them into paying a grossly inflated bill.

The situation is Greece has become increasingly fragile against a background of growing problems in China.

Chuck Gannon, the Postal Service's national manager for service standards, said the move was the result of growing problems with airlines.

Critics say the S.E.C. missed signs of growing problems at brokerage firms while others say it is unfair to heap blame on Mr. Cox.

The rout was touched off by an analyst report urging Bank of America to abandon the acquisition because of growing problems at Countrywide, the nation's largest home lender.

In other words, if the theme of the past 16 months was large change, the theme of the next period will be gridlock and government's apparent impotence in the face of growing problems.

Venezuela's rising malaria rates are one of the most visible aspects of growing problems within the country's healthcare system, with maternal mortality and cases of HIV and tuberculosis increasing as access to treatment has collapsed.

The review of spending since 2010 highlighted the growing number of NHS trusts falling into deficit as a sign of growing problems in the health service.

The warning from England's chief medical officer and the Health Protection Agency comes amid reports of growing problems with resistant strains of bugs such as E. coli and gonorrhoea.

Germany opposed an Italian bank bailout, a position that grows increasingly awkward by the day in view of growing problems in its own banking system". Lewitt has been advising his clients to raise cash and buy gold.