Sentence examples for was an increasing problem from inspiring English sources

Ms. Gallagher said parental pressure was an increasing problem.

Hawkhead added that getting funders to take risks was an increasing problem.

Chris Roebuck, a visiting professor of leadership at Cass business school who has held senior HR roles at international banks, told the Financial Times that the overworking of junior employees was an increasing problem in the City.

Classroom discipline has been an increasing problem, Mr. McCoy told lawmakers.

Delegates will be told it is an increasing problem.

Unemployment remains low: indeed, labour shortages are an increasing problem.

When you see a wider picture of resentment and retribution, this is telling us it's an increasing problem.

The effect isn't huge, but insomnia is an increasing problem, and any possible cure is important to note.

TB in English cattle is an increasing problem, with the 26,000 infected animals slaughtered in 2011 costing £90m in compensation.

Its commercial obstacles are an increasing problem even for established professionals, who now take their place alongside street-level independents.

In the meantime, the plight of many, if not most, is obvious: gates are closed, lavatories remain out of order, flowerbeds are weedy, litter is an increasing problem.