Sentence examples for all exacerbated from inspiring English sources

This is all exacerbated by a perverse consequence of financial institution bigness.

"The Legislature has not addressed this issue for years, and it was all exacerbated by the Whitman administration".

He describes the problem as a "three-headed monster: domestic violence, mental illness, and substance abuse," all exacerbated by poverty.

And this is all exacerbated by climate change, which has led to new and irregular precipitation patterns.

This Micronesian country of coral atolls faces worsening droughts, tropical storms, coral bleaching, coastal inundation and flooding – all exacerbated by rising temperatures and sea levels.

The relentless cold, wind and darkness at the pole, all exacerbated by the thin air, which makes the 6,000-foot 6,000-footeel like 11,000 feet, haltitude well documented.

She says city living is one of the main culprits, because lack of exercise, lack of sleep and stress can all exacerbate the symptoms.

Even if they remain small in number, the sight of protesters dancing around burning tyres and running from tear gas undermines the image of political stability that Haiti needs to bring in foreign investment and create badly needed jobs.Three factors, above all, exacerbate the problems.

The consumption of certain excessively hot foods or activities can all exacerbate the malaria sufferer's condition, aggravating symptoms or leading to relapses.

From the perspective of health professionals, the challenges include lack of equipment, frequent shortages of supplies and a mounting workload – all these exacerbated in small and rural facilities.

NZW, MRL and Sle1-3 lupus-susceptible stralls all demonstrate exacerbated disease when they contain the BXSB Y chromosome (Hudgins et al., 1985; Merino et al., 1989; Morel et al., 2000).