Sentence examples for Deeply worsened from inspiring English sources
Militias, often associated with the fringes of the Shiite religious parties, have deeply worsened conditions for democracy in Iraq, driving bright shards of hatred into the hearts of neighborhoods, and dangerously fraying the fabric of Iraqi society.
Finally, in sharp contrast to Chávez's rhetoric and the perceptions of some foreign observers, the policies of his administration have deeply worsened social conditions.
But Robben Island remained deeply isolated – isolation worsened, Mandela wrote, by the proximity of "the glass towers of Cape Town.
These deeply entrenched structural problems, worsened by a decade of ad hoc decentralisation, will be hard for local councillors to fix without proper support from national politicians and ministries.
It was not there when his predecessor, John Paul II, visited nine years ago – its construction a sign of just how deeply the political climate has worsened since then.
The symptoms of pneumococcal pneumonia include sudden onset of illness characterized by shaking, chills, fever, shortness of breath or rapid breathing, chest pain that is worsened by breathing deeply and a productive cough.
The United States and Yemen's Arab neighbors are deeply concerned that the worsening political stalemate is allowing Al Qaeda's Yemeni branch — one of the terrorist group's most dangerous and active affiliates — to operate more freely.
The sanctions deeply altered the social fabric of Iraqi society and created new forms of patriarchies that were worsened by widespread poverty.
The relationship, already deeply troubled by the raid that killed Osama bin Laden in a Pakistani safe house in May, has worsened.
They contend that large numbers of Gujarat farmers have fallen so deeply into debt that they have resorted to suicide and that the living standards for average citizens have worsened.
