Sentence examples for the rising problems from inspiring English sources

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.

They began to lower credit limits and lines of credit hoping to quell the rising problems of too much credit and too much debt.

Salinity is one of the rising problems causing tremendous yield losses in many regions of the world especially in arid and semiarid regions.

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

The rising problem of piracy on the high seas has led Foreign Officer Minister Peter Hain to call for global action.

"Abuse Trails Central American Girls Into Gangs" (front page, April 11) sheds light on the rising problem of femicide in Central America.

Louise Tickle looks at the rising problem of female genital mutilation (FGM), the signs teachers should look for and ways schools can protect their students.

The business was established to tackle the rising problem of maternal unemployment as well as addressing the ever-increasing digital skills gap within small and medium-sized enterprises.

At Digital Mums, we are addressing the rising problem of maternal unemployment by up-skilling mums to become social media managers for SMEs.

His decision comes despite a government report saying a levy would help combat the rising problem of obesity in the UK by curbing demand for sugary food and drink.

Because the pipeline of new antibiotics is running dry [17], major efforts are needed to slow down the rising problem of MDR.