Sentence examples for unabated problem from inspiring English sources

The heart failure epidemic is a largely unabated problem, with more than 26 million people affected worldwide [ 1].

He said government studies estimated that in fewer than 40 years, half of that region's nearly 3,000 lakes and ponds would be too acidic to sustain the fish and plants that now live in them if the acid rain problem continued unabated.

When the crisis is not vociferous the problems continue unabated.

Privatisation is still being pursued as the panacea for Royal Mail, PFI schemes are still being heavily subsidised even when bankrupted by the credit crunch, and the fixation with massively costly and poorly performing IT super-databases as the superficial solution for much deeper social problems continues unabated.

The Thanet United era saw a run of generally mediocre seasons in the Southern League Southern Division, with financial problems continuing unabated and a series of managers coming and going.

These problems continued unabated until a recent conservation introduction of hundreds of giant tortoises to Round Island in an attempt to restore a native herbivory regime (Griffiths et al. 2013 a ); see the section on lessons from tortoise rewilding, below, for details.

With a population of over 170 million people, this huge figure if unabated would lead to serious environmental problems.

The problem is when it continues unabated during a conversation whereas the casual admiring glance is something to learn to accept as nature's reality.

While the production of educational studies whose aim is to document problems with science teacher knowledge and acceptance levels continues unabated, remarkably less work has been devoted to addressing the problem, or rigorously documenting the features of effective intervention programs.

Fed members said problems in the housing market would continue unabated for several quarters, creating downward pressures on job and wage growth.

The flooding has exposed persistent problems of inadequate infrastructure and unabated growth in the capital of one of Asia's fastest-growing economies.