Sentence examples for problem surged from inspiring English sources

Dr. Dehavenon focused increasingly on homelessness as the problem surged in the 1980s.

The problem surged as money and ambition coursed through streets where rules are generally seen as obstacles to be circumvented, and rights are proportional to power, connections and money.

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The problem surged along with his campaign's momentum earlier this year, when his strength in Iowa prompted increased Google searches for "Santorum," in turn leading more users to the sexual definition.

The number of Afghanistan veterans seeking help for mental health problems surged in 2013 and is likely to peak again this year as the British military ends its 13-year conflict in the country, according to new figures published on Monday.

Despite Google tightening Android's security screw, by introducing an additional layer of security to the Play Store earlier this year to scan for malicious code (and its September acquisition of online virus and malware scanner VirusTotal), Android's malware problem has surged in the third quarter.

She sees the fallout of the nation's growing knife crime problem, which surged to a record of almost 40,000 offences last year.

She sees the fallout of the nation's growing knife crime problem, which surged to a record of almost 40,000 offenses last year.

Fed Up This 2014 film looks at the global problem of surging obesity rates and related diseases.

But the head of the Federal Communications Commission seemed more interested in finding technological solutions to deal with the problem of surging wireless data growth.

TOKYO -- For all the turmoil over Toyota's wave of recalls, the company, the world's largest automaker, may face a bigger problem: the surging yen.