Sentence examples for and exacerbated a from inspiring English sources

The international sanctions have seriously damaged Iran's economy and exacerbated a growing feud between President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad and Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei.

This murder led to a major popular uprising known as the bogotazo and exacerbated a period of civil unrest called the violencia.

Earlier this decade, the anthropology world was consumed by claims by the writer Patrick Tierney that American scholars may have started and exacerbated a measles epidemic in the late 1960s that killed hundreds of Yanomami.

The musical style that became known as Zamrock came to embody the economic despair that followed the 1973-1974 oil crisis, which flung Zambia into recession and exacerbated a wide range of social tensions.

Grossman, who's neither an ideologue nor an extremist, holds that the absence, in the next eight decades, of a central bank, as a moderator of credit and a lender of last resort, hamstrung America's growth and exacerbated a host of panics and crashes, including one just months after Jackson left office.

Critics say the right to buy, and the block on allowing local authorities to build new homes that came with it, helped one generation at the expense of the next, and exacerbated a crisis that we are only now feeling the full brunt of.

The BBC has offered him his job back, but Lowe said he declined because his departure caused him so much stress and exacerbated an existing medical condition.

The 2012-2016 record low snowpack resulted in $2.1 billion in economic losses and 21,000 jobs lost in the agricultural and recreational sectors statewide and exacerbated an ongoing trend of groundwater overdraft, the report notes.

But the statements and actions of a number of Muslim clerics based in Israel, Palestinian politicians and even foreign governments have only inflamed and exacerbated an already explosive situation.

Bassos is claiming damages for personal injuries, saying that being forced to twist his body for such a long time to avoid contact with the other passenger gave him a back injury and exacerbated an existing back condition.

On November 6, Connecticut voters will decide whether to continue with the fiscal and economic approach taken by Malloy - which has coincided with and exacerbated an exodus of major employers, such as General Electric, and families from the state - or whether Connecticut will chart a new course.