Sentence examples for and further exacerbating from inspiring English sources

That is, relevant institutions are both failing to take steps to redress prior group-based injustices at the individual level and further exacerbating those injustices by adding another layer of injustice at the institutional level.

The sad double irony is that in the pursuit of "cheap" fossil fuel millions of gallons of freshwater are destroyed and those very same fossil hydrocarbons will be burned, adding to climate pollution and further exacerbating the drought problems.

Furthermore, proteolytic components of allergens such as Der p1 have been shown to damage the epithelial barrier by cleaving epithelial tight junction components, thereby enhancing allergen penetration and further exacerbating the immune response [28].

Furthermore, myocardial tissue hypoxia may impair contractile function, thus reducing the total blood flow and further exacerbating global tissue hypoxia [ 3].

Enrichment of these pathways supports previous work suggesting that a high-fat diet can lead to cellular oxidative stress and increased inflammation within the liver, potentially resulting in nonalcoholic steatohepatitis (NASH), liver fibrosis, and further exacerbating insulin resistance [ 34- 38].

Loricrin, filaggrin and involucrin are crucial components of the epidermal barrier and their down-regulation in scab infected skin, potentially due to the increase in Th2 cytokine expression, may lead to further barrier dysfunction, increasing mite allergen exposure and further exacerbating pathogenesis.

A leave vote would topple Cameron and further exacerbate the divisions inside the Tory party, not heal them.

We know that prison rarely rehabilitates - it stigmatises and further exacerbates the social exclusion of an already socially excluded group.

We conclude that climatic change projections increase the uncertainty and further exacerbate the already complicated water resources management task.

Without this perspective, a policy designed to reduce GHG emissions may result in increased emissions and further exacerbate global climate change.

When leave is unavailable, women are more likely than men to risk their jobs and income to provide care, which both reflects and further exacerbates the gender wage gap.