Sentence examples for and so exacerbating from inspiring English sources

As imports surged, the current-account deficit widened to more than 6% of GDP, sapping the rupee and so exacerbating the problem.

But that also means that UN food imports, for example, undercut Iraqi farmers, driving many of them to abandon their fields and so exacerbating the shortage of food.

Business "trusts" or monopolies were often decried for driving other businesses under and so exacerbating the unemployment dilemma.

However, this creates thicker blood that's harder to pump and so exacerbates a number of health issues ranging from hypertension to the risk of stroke.

The danger is that this could encourage the expectation of further appreciation, attract even bigger capital inflows and so exacerbate inflation.

Seeking reassurance in this way is deeply counterproductive for OCD sufferers; doing so exacerbates tormenting feelings, strengthens obsessive and compulsive patterns, and undermines successful therapy.

Maybe you have and you don't know because you don't have like so exacerbated?

I'm still not sure that I believe there are but it seems to me that the problems are so exacerbated by erroneous social action that you have to notice it".

Pull factors such as tax-free incomes, higher salaries and better working conditions have a similar impact: they draw health workers from rural to urban settings and so forth, thus exacerbating the shortages in less desirable settings.

But any measure that reduces oil firms' margins in America is likely to have the effect of diverting at least some investment to other countries and so exacerbate the shortage of fuel produced at home.Other proposals target speculators and the OPEC cartel.

It may reduce consumption by problem drinkers, but in doing so risk exacerbating the hardships felt by their families (recent research suggests childhood economic hardship predicts adulthood alcohol problems, but not adulthood consumption, Gauffin et al., 2013).