Sentence examples for problem is rising from inspiring English sources

So the problem is not Medicaid per se; the fundamental problem is rising health care costs as a whole.

His big idea, that Britain's surpassing problem is rising inequality, exacerbated by too many unproductive jobs, also has considerable merit.

The economy is generating jobs, but not enough to keep pace with the number of new entrants into the labour market.The government's other big problem is rising inequality.

Even as illegal immigration is falling, recent CBS/Times polls show that the number of respondents who consider immigration a "very serious problem" is rising — from fifty-four per cent in 2006 to sixty-five per cent this May.

But Joyce has been out emphasising that the problem is rising supply, not a global drop in demand, so we can't let dairy farmers sweat it too much by themselves.

The main problem is rising temperatures and falling water supplies: in the African nations of Ghana and Cote d'Ivoire, temperatures are predicted to rise by at least 2C by 2050.

When the target was set, the big problem was rising property prices (ah, remember those?) and boosting supply seemed to be the answer.

But one of our broad national problems is rising inequality, and it is exacerbated by corporate executives helping themselves to shareholders' cash.

And with anecdotal evidence suggesting the number of young people experiencing mental health problems is rising, the crisis in Camhs is set to get worse.

Most of those cases aren't treated with pharmaceutical drugs, but according to researchers at China's Chongqing Medical University, the number of young people taking antidepressants for mental health problems is rising in both the UK and the US.

Santana has shown that use of the Internet to assess health problems is rising [ 33].