Sentence examples for change exacerbated from inspiring English sources

More likely it is inevitable physiological change exacerbated by the unnatural demands of choreographing, rehearsing and, of course, performing.

Researchers are currently investigating whether climate change exacerbated the risk of the record wet winter of 2013-14.

A new CNN poll found there are deep party divisions about whether climate change exacerbated recent hurricanes.

Look around at the scandal of income disparities, at climate change, exacerbated by excessive consumption, and at the unregulated forces of globalization that are undermining the national sovereignty, and thus the democratic institutions, of so many nations.

What I find so contemporary is not only the obvious parallels with our troubled present - the baleful consequences of a military intervention and regime change, exacerbated by ignorance of the culture of the invaded country.

An Omnicare spokesman acknowledges mistakes, but says that the Medicare change exacerbated problems.

The World Bank recently tweeted that climate change exacerbates the risk of already costly disasters.

Climate change exacerbates extreme world poverty and poverty is hastening global warming.

"There were problems there before, but climate change exacerbates them," says Ali Kerimov, an engineer at Foundation Research and Production in Norilsk.

These issues are likely to become more acute as increased urbanisation and climate change exacerbate the urban heat island effect.

This may increasingly become a hard power challenge too, as climate change exacerbates tensions and multiplies threats around the world.