Sentence examples for problems grows from inspiring English sources

With each advance in technology, the world of dual-use problems grows.

Booksense.com, which has been delayed since the fall by technical problems, grows out of Booksense, a "national marketing umbrella" launched by the booksellers association for its beleaguered members in February 1999.

And since the issue appears to be fairly fickle, presenting itself differently depending on location and signal, the potential for problems grows geometrically as shipments increase.

Chastened by Congress (what else is new?) at the beginning of the George W. Bush administration, OSHA has effectively abandoned the field, even as the problems grows to intolerable proportions in health care facilities and meatpacking plants.

A disadvantage of combining 1-versus-1 models is that the number of 1-versus-1 problems grows exponentially with the total number of events.

"Both my brother and I had problems growing up.

Their problems grew steadily worse as the game went on and the English lead grew.

There was no synergy between the two arms, and Chrysler's management problems grew unheeded.

As the weeks wore on, Citigroup's problems grew more serious.

One of my major problems growing up was my father's occupation: he was a policeman.

But as Mr. Yang's financial problems grew, he began traveling to North Korea.