Sentence examples similar to aggravated crisis from inspiring English sources

* G20 group charts rise of sector blamed for aggravating crisis.

But they could help us avoid the kind of regulations that tend to aggravate crises.

This aggravated the crisis in the banking system.

Britain would have spurned a hard-won deal and aggravated the crisis anyway.

The book also describes the American press, which aggravated the crisis (in Mr. Bowden's opinion) by fanning its flames.

A report by Egypt last week that it had discovered two mass graves in the Sinai aggravated a crisis of confidence that has been building for some time between Egypt and Israel.

But the decline of the world-famous sherry industry has aggravated the crisis here and pushed unemployment rates in this corner of Andalusia to the highest in the country.

Although representative empirical data are not available, HIV is likely to have severely aggravated the crisis in the education sector in Malawi.

At country-level, a number of innovative approaches and new policies, different in nature according to the context, were also developed in response to the aggravated HRH crisis.

"To take the risk of aggravating the crisis, which is not only an economic crisis but also a euro crisis … The ambiguity of saying 'non' is also something that could lead to the end of the euro".

Arming the opposition would only aggravate the crisis, SANA quoted him as saying.