Sentence examples for problem has evolved from inspiring English sources

Noise problem has evolved over the last decades and become sensitive because it is now associated to air pollution problems affecting health population.

The DEA's survey, conducted annually, includes more than 1,100 local, state, and tribal law enforcement agencies and shows how America's illegal drug problem has evolved in recent years.

Different approaches to this problem have evolved, including hospitalists in the USA, medical emergency teams in Australia, and outreach care in the UK.

Chemical engineering design problems have evolved in recent years from large scale bulk processes to targeted small batch approaches.

Workplace interventions to address common mental health problems have evolved relatively independently along three main threads or disciplinary traditions: medicine, public health, and psychology.

Lead contamination in candies is a longstanding problem that has evolved with time.

What started out as a serious problem for Tiger has evolved into a career-threatening crisis.

Scientists say this is not a problem as the insect has evolved over millions of years to carry heavy loads, including pollen masses almost half its body weight.

By focusing some light on the problem of stillbirth there has evolved a number of new and potentially helpful observations.

The heart of the problem is that the budget has evolved over years and, as France has dug in over farm subsidies, others have fought for their own cash cows.

But Accorsi has quietly and consistently demonstrated he can quickly identify a problem and fix it, and he has evolved into one of the best general managers in the sport.