Sentence examples for problems stacked up from inspiring English sources

Mr. Ren was trying to run the company himself, working long days in a wrinkled suit as problems stacked up on his desk.

They dropped out of school in the eighth or ninth grade, can't read too good, can't get a job, their girl had a baby; these kinds of problems stack up, but you've got to survive, so the best thing they can do is steal, sell dope and dodge the police.

It's a small place — about 1,200 square feet — but we don't have any problem stacking up the kids.

At the time, Ms. Estrada told her problems were stacking up.

With automobiles of virtually all sizes selling well, the transportation problem has become so acute that thousands of larger vehicles have stacked up in parking lots outside factories.

Also notice how they stacked up last month.

Cards stacked up in her room.

It's to be hoped that in his desire to please, Osborne is not causing another major social problem to stack up in the years ahead.

Though, as the Model 3 begins production, it may face a bit of an optics problem — where it stacks up against the Model S. Tesla also acknowledged the problem in its earnings report.

But the problems were beginning to stack up, as he acknowledged on Thursday.

As with any good detective story, there's a driving narrative behind the puzzle, peopled by solitary sleuths who allow marital problems or bills to stack up as they devote themselves to the hunt.