Sentence examples for problems rising from inspiring English sources

But today, both communities face the same problems: rising rents.

There was continuing labor unrest, fiscal problems, rising taxes and crime, a tripling of the welfare rolls.

And the spending cuts are haphazard and do nothing to deal with the fundamental driver of our long-run budget problems: rising government health care spending.

Recessions, of course, create a new set of problems: rising unemployment, an increase in business and personal bankruptcies and a diminished federal budget surplus.

With the number of both performance problems and financial problems rising in the NHS, it's starting to be a bit of a race as to whether the government can get to the general election either by giving the NHS more money or watching NHS performance deteriorate".

Other problems: Rising commodity prices forced wholesale prices on cookies and crackers up by 3%.

Research has shown that the likelihood of mental health problems rises with the intensity of combat exposure.

And when you get to the fat middle of the market these problems rise to the level of dysfunction.The second problem is a herd mentality.

Consumers are increasingly conscious of their eating habits as rates of heart disease, Type 2 diabetes, obesity and other health problems rise.

Winning covers up a lot of concerns, but when you lose, problems rise to the surface and that's what you're seeing now.

A study by University College London (UCL) and the Anna Freud Centre found that the number of girls with emotional problems rose to 20% in 2014, up from 13% in 2009.