Sentence examples for action exacerbated from inspiring English sources

Although lack of government action exacerbated social disputes, which in turn inhibited government intervention, it helped increase public awareness of the issue.

These results support the theory that As can act through a cocarcinogenic mechanism of action, exacerbating the genotoxicity and mutagenicity of other compounds.

These results point to the likelihood that chlorpyrifos either produces a greater degree of oxidative stress or, through its other mechanisms of action, exacerbates the net effect of oxidative stress.

Morozov's actions exacerbated an already dangerous situation in the country.

Mental health advocates said the county's actions have exacerbated the plight of mentally ill residents struggling under a managed care system that already whisks them through treatment.

Donald Trump's incredibly negative and divisive campaign, his speech and his actions, have exacerbated the divisions.

"It's simply a choice of what action should be taken and some of us worry that military action can exacerbate the situation rather than make it better and draw us in to mission creep which we would have very little control over".

In Washington, President Bush said, "Russia's action only exacerbates tensions and complicates diplomatic negotiations".

It ignores pro-growth, low-cost opportunities for action, and exacerbates the risk that many developing countries will not have enough at stake for an ambitious deal on climate.

The development of hyperglycemia further stimulates β-cell secretion of insulin, and the resultant hyperinsulinemia causes a downregulation of insulin receptor number and of the intracellular events involved in insulin action, thus exacerbating the insulin resistance.

Whether or not their action or inaction exacerbated its final moments is the focus of this fourth and final stage of the inquest into the deaths of the gunman, Man Haron Monis, and two hostages, Katrina Dawson and Tori Johnson.