Sentence examples for considerably exacerbated from inspiring English sources

"The problem has been considerably exacerbated by the financial crisis, the drop in TV rights in France, the arrival of a shareholder with apparently unlimited resources at the head of Monaco and, above all, a transfer strategy oriented 80 percent toward foreigners," Thiriez said.

Exposure at high load considerably exacerbated inflammation and epithelial pathology.

It is also characterised by periods in which the symptoms are considerably exacerbated [ 1368 - 1371]

However, diverting a high proportion of reducing power to hydrogen production poses significant challenges, exacerbated considerably by uncertainties in how the hydrogenase interacts with the electron transport chain.

Thus, LOH in tetraploid cells is frequently associated with reduction of DNA content and this phenomenon is exacerbated considerably by growth in L-sorbose.

But this government has exacerbated that, considerably.

The extent of damage varies considerably, and can be exacerbated because affected cells can release inflammatory cytokines that activate other cells in a similar way, providing a positive autocatalytic effect and leading to spreading of the damage.

The civil war is rooted in the political disagreements and ambitions of South Sudan's leaders, but in a country where politicians have ethnic power bases, the war has exacerbated ethnic tensions considerably.

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.

The potential for genetic drift resulting from harvesting is exacerbated in freshwater stocks, where census population sizes are considerably smaller than in marine stocks even in the absence of harvesting.

There are days when they cannot find work which exacerbates life considerably for them and their families.