Sentence examples similar to aggravated hazard from inspiring English sources
But this "quasi-public" status has only aggravated the moral hazard, for they now combine the incentives (and pay) of the private sector with the protection of the public sector, and impose none of the constraints with either.
It usually brings more temperate winters to the Northern Hemisphere, but can aggravate natural hazards.
Vulnerability to workplace hazards is aggravated by socio-economic factors that induce workers to be more willing to endure risks they would otherwise refuse.
Failures are aggravated by the presence of hazards such as fire.
Compared with the railway sand hazards at low-altitude regions, whether the railway sand hazards at high-altitude regions have been aggravated or mitigated, which is not conducive to targeted control of sand hazards, is currently unclear.
Patients can be compensated only if designated physicians certify that toxic materials or other hazards at ground zero were "substantially likely" to have aggravated or caused the cancer.
Errors and distortions in public consciousness on disaster prevention and mitigation stimulate the development of areas with frequent disasters, which will expose more life and property to danger and aggravate the vulnerability of hazard bearing body.
(Prop 30 aggravated this problem).
This aggravated the problem.
