Sentence examples for rising problems with from inspiring English sources

Ford told regulators at the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration last Thursday that its statisticians had found a pattern of rising problems with Firestone Wilderness tires that had not yet been recalled, but did not tell Firestone.

Nowadays e-mail spam is not a novelty, but it is still an important rising problem with a big economic impact in society.

The numbers are coming in about a rising problem with social connectedness among older adults.

Despite the reassuringly low community HIV rate we found, our clinical experience in the hospital setting in Kota Kinabalu is, contrastingly, of a major and rising problem with HIV and TB-HIV co-infection.

Half a decade after a bloody civil war between Maoist insurgents and the ruling monarchy – and only months removed from a November 2013 presidential election precipitated by protests – Nepal's government is more concerned with the rising problems of hunger and geo-politics.

But with public anxiety rising, problems have also begun appearing in other parts of the economy.

Then there is the rising problem of ethnic tension, with Hispanic migrant workers the targets of beatings and arson.

The biggest rising problem at the clinic is with mephedrone.

However, due to its randomness, using a random matrix may give rise to problems with matrix inversion or other similar matrix operations under certain conditions.

Cultural issues, in particular language might give rise to problems with validity.

Cultural issues such as languages might give rise to problems with validity.