Sentence examples for because it exacerbates the from inspiring English sources

That's because it exacerbates the problems Republicans already face in passing legislation, tamping down insurgent factions and having a good election next year.

It breeds a new generation of hate among Israelis and Palestinians because it exacerbates the already dire humanitarian conditions in the Occupied Territories, which result in the escalation of violence towards Israeli and Palestinian civilians.

This fear acts as an enabler of adopted behaviours, because it exacerbates the inequality of the physician-patient power relationship.

LONDON — The chairman of Royal Bank of Scotland, whose record loss and near collapse made it a symbol of the financial crisis in Britain, called Friday for an end to "public flogging" for past mistakes, because it exacerbated the bank's problems rather than solved them.

Diesel exhaust was placed on the tentative list because it exacerbates allergies, hurts the lungs' ability to function and worsens asthma, particularly in children, according to testimony during a hearing before the list was voted on.

Local stardom is destructive because it exacerbates one of the biggest problems that modern American C.E.O.s face: hubris.

Hope is a dangerous feeling in politics because it exacerbates frustrations.

This is not entirely healthy because it exacerbates an already established tendency to be complacently insouciant at times.

I do not support a public option based on Medicare rates because it exacerbates geographic disparities that already hurt Minnesota.

Some parts of yucca plants can cause diarrhea, which can be quite dangerous in a desert survival situation because it exacerbates dehydration.

In fact, the UN has asked the U.S. to suspend its biofuel mandates because it was exacerbating the food crisis: a child dies from hunger every 10 seconds.