Sentence examples for the burgeoning problem from inspiring English sources

This week in the magazine and here online (see Fact), Michael Specter discusses the burgeoning problem of aids in Russia, and the wider demographic crisis that threatens the nation's future.

An unfortunate consequence of this reduced movement is the burgeoning problem of obesity.

As policymakers search for solutions to the burgeoning problem of an indebted generation of college graduates, some lawmakers are zeroing in on mandating loan modification schemes or allowing more troubled student borrowers to discharge their unpayable debts in bankruptcy.

Mr. Corzine, flanked by the attorney general, Anne Milgram, and other top law enforcement officials on the State House steps, said the strategy would help with the burgeoning problems of gangs and gang-related violence.

Reasonable people understand this by now: environmentalists aren't all tree hugging vegetarians with unwashed hair — not that there's anything wrong with that — and tech enthusiasts aren't all oblivious to the burgeoning problems of energy consumption and e-waste.

Hence, the promotion of private hospitals may not be the solution for the burgeoning problems confronting public hospitals.

Journalists like Margit Shabanzadeh, currently a reporter for TV2 News in Copenhagen, were on the cutting edge of exposing this burgeoning problem.

The US Drug Enforcement Agency has now walked back statements it made this week about the trafficking of marijuana grown in the US to buyers in Mexico, after being met with skepticism by other law enforcement agents and experts and being pressed to divulge more information on the allegedly burgeoning problem.

Ghana a sub-Saharan country has seen relative improvements in some aspects of the economy howbeit the energy supply deficit within the region is a burgeoning problem.

Heart failure remains the leading cause of death worldwide, and is a burgeoning problem in public health due to the limited capacity of postnatal hearts to self-renew.

Ala'a Shehabi, co-founder of the NGO Bahraini Watch, wrote in Foreign Policy that "Bahrain has a burgeoning problem with Salafi radicalization," and at least 100 Bahrainis have joined up with the Islamic STATE.