Sentence examples for at exacerbating from inspiring English sources

Whether the Russian campaign actually changed the outcome of the election is impossible to know, but it clearly succeeded at exacerbating political divisions in the United States and undermining the credibility of the results.

And perhaps nothing threatens to undermine confidence in our economy and trust in our democratic system of government more than inflammatory rhetoric aimed at exacerbating economic angst and insecurity.

As Metcalfe remarks, " not only does this show the extent of Christian military success against the Aghlabids in eastern Sicily, but it may also have been deliberately aimed at exacerbating tensions within the Muslim army by playing off one faction against another in negotiating their staggered release".

But as someone who has declined medication, who has unfortunately found her many attempts at therapy fruitless at best and exacerbating at worst, and yet has somehow made it out the rabbit hole in tact -- the secret for me has very much been a big thing.

Is it possible that all that money spent is at best doing nothing more than delaying the inevitable, and at worst exacerbating the very problem it was meant to solve?

As with the McNish incident, there appears to have been no problem with Rockenfeller's car but overtaking a slower car was involved, a particular issue at Le Mans, exacerbated at night, when the prototypes are lapping at considerably higher speeds than the GT-spec cars.

Published this week in the journal Sleep, the research suggests that the human biological clock slows down the brain's performance at night, exacerbating the mental wanderings that come from lack of sleep.

More to the point, the economy is stressed to the breaking point by fundamental problems — in housing, finance, credit, employment, health care and the federal budget — that have been at best neglected, at worst exacerbated during the Bush years.

In diabetes, glucagon secretion is not suppressed at high glucose, exacerbating the consequences of insufficient insulin secretion, and is inadequate at low glucose, potentially leading to fatal hypoglycemia.

These deleterious effects are ameliorated when larvae develop at 16° and exacerbated at warmer temperatures, leading to complete sterility in both sexes at 28°.

They will argue the emissions released when the coal from the mine is burned will put the world heritage values of the Great Barrier Reef at risk by exacerbating climate change.