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Prevalent (adj): existing very commonly or happening often

==>Health problems such as obesity and diabetes are prevalent amongst young
people in developing countries today.
• To demonstrate sth(v): to show or make something clear
==>The problems of unsatisfactory productivity which Canadian workers are facing
demonstrate the importance of enhancing the quality of learning and teaching in
tertiary education.
• Senior (adj): older
==>Senior family members are expected to set an example to the younger children in
order that these junior members can adopt good manners in their adulthood.
• Leadership (n): the set of characteristics that make a good leader
==>The lack of leadership in young and inexperienced directors can sometimes put
the company in jeopardy.
• Problematic (adj): difficult to deal with or to understand; full of problems; not
certain to be successful
==>Despite acknowledging the dangers of fast food, many consumers find it
problematic to switch to a healthier food choice.
• Feasible (adj): that is possible and likely to be achieved
==>With the public support of abandoning polluting vehicles, the prospect of the
improved air quality seems more feasible.