Sentence examples for being further exacerbated from inspiring English sources

Political analysts say the popular frustration over widening income inequality is being further exacerbated by a succession of government bribery scandals.

Brazilian landscapes and their associated bat communities are no exception, with the situation being further exacerbated by recently adopted permissive environmental laws that have resulted in reduced biodiversity protection and conservation.

Kevin Forbes, from Oilandgaspeople.com, said: "Our forecast shows that with increased investment in North Sea Oil, demand for qualified staff is set to reach an all time high, which will exacerbate an already serious skills shortage, a problem that is being further exacerbated as UK candidates head abroad to earn even higher wages with a huge demand for qualified expats globally.

(The prince happens to be an important investor in Citigroup, which has, along with others, been impacted by the credit-induced stock market declines, declines being further exacerbated by the impact of record oil prices).

This view was held by a number of respondents who suggested that a lack of national direction had led to considerable variation in the form and function of MLs (ie, the way ML policy was being interpreted and implemented at local level), this being further exacerbated by a lack of connectivity and competition between MLs.

This is further exacerbated by the fact that young people under 18 are without a vote.

"But it has been further exacerbated by so many people losing their jobs".

"This is further exacerbated by the preferential terms it agrees with suppliers.

The situation was further exacerbated by the economic crisis that began in 1997.

Under the new proposal, this disparity in representation would be further exacerbated.

The problem in mathematics is further exacerbated by the ever-continuing shortage of math teachers, which inevitably affects quality.