accumulation of problems

We all know that urban development and the accumulation of problems in cities has now almost become a global problem.

The growing accumulation of problems steadily eroded Seymour's position as governor.

"And I feel more aware of why it might age the President, because there's just an accumulation of problems.

"We exploded with anger because today's actions were part of an accumulation of problems, one by one."

Is the nation bequeathing that next generation a formidable accumulation of problems while denying the young the capacity to shoulder the burden?

He said he was moving because of an accumulation of problems, including having to cope with more frequent hurricanes.

As the formality of adoption receded into past history, leaving the same accumulation of problems, hope began to wane and problems took on a different perspective.

Accumulation of Problems That credit may help to make palatable the slowness with which it is tackling the domestic problems left by four decades of communism.

In mid-2005, Alias chose to move its comic printing stateside, but due to the accumulation of problems at the domestic printer, decided to go back to its original partner in South Korea.

'An Accumulation of Problems' "There was an accumulation of problems," said an engineer who was a member of the city's task force when it carried out the federally mandated survey.

I feel more aware of why it might age the President, because there's just an accumulation of problems. . . . I have been around as C.I.A. Director and United Nations Ambassador and as Vice President, where, at various times, there were contention that built into a personal differences.