Sentence examples for accentuating the problem from inspiring English sources

The contrast with Democrats is only accentuating the problem Republicans have.

It wouldn't be accentuating the problem of debt overhang, or creating the conditions for yet another boom-and-bust cycle.

Accentuating the problem, you'll need the app to be open and active for any walking to count, so go into your display settings and set the screen auto-off to 10 minutes or more.

The ageing of China's population will accentuate the problem.

Side note: I am certain this can only have accentuated the problem.

German unification, which left the economy of the East in tatters, accentuated the problem as children became a financial hardship.

"This ill-guided emphasis on doing things quickly, rather than well, has certainly accentuated the problem of error," Dr. Ludmerer said.

Douarnenez's position at the mouth of the Pouldavid Estuary and the eastern extreme of a tidal bay has accentuated the problem here.

Road-traffic congestion has accentuated the problem, and the cost of delay has become critical in the economic comparison of air and surface transportation.

"Poor coverage, even for those in cities, accentuates the problem of relative poverty amongst the elderly," the O.E.C.D. said in a report.

Rough games against the Patriots, whose tight ends combined for 19 catches and 286 yards in the teams' three meetings, accentuated the problem.