Sentence examples for the problem is increasingly from inspiring English sources
Among Zimbabweans, the problem is increasingly blamed on Mr. Mugabe, who is now 78 years old.
Lifetime rates of the disorders, the researchers found, are higher in younger age groups, suggesting that the problem is increasingly common.
The problem is increasingly high fixed costs (mortgages, school/ college fees and health insurance) and the rapacious tactics of the credit industry, with sub-prime lending (lending money to families already in financial trouble) particularly to blame.
But the problem is increasingly beyond the government's capacity – especially given the distraction of the elections in August – and the UN has appealed for $166m£132m2m) in aid to support vulnerable families before it is too late.
To the extent the problem is increasingly complex, the food industry, from McDonald's to Kraft Foods to Whole Foods Market, is offering solutions.
Hive keepers are worried: the problem is increasingly unsustainable.
On the other hand, if the problems are increasingly challenging or simply unrelated to each other then the students would be continuously challenged throughout the whole session; in such a scenario the number of hints a student receives should not drop throughout a session.
Such a transport problem is increasingly drawing the attention of an interdisciplinary community, ranging from physicians to biomedical engineers, physicists and roboticists, thanks to its potential for targeted therapy, up to remote guidance of intravascular devices.
But America's race problem is increasingly one of class.
Asthma, a condition that occurs when muscles around airways in the lungs tighten and cause breathing problems, is increasingly common in the U.S., affecting 18.7 million adults and 7 million children in 2010, according to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's National Center for Health Statistics.
The problem is, it's increasingly an outdated metaphor – users want sharing that extends beyond their network.
