Sentence examples for continually exacerbated from inspiring English sources
Before the existence of a common currency, the imbalance would typically have caused an exchange-rate adjustment that is, the peseta would have fallen in value, and Spain's cost of borrowing would have risen, and the Spanish economy would have cooled but because there was only one shared currency, the imbalance was continually exacerbated, rather than corrected.
Before the existence of a common currency, the imbalance would typically have caused an exchange-rate adjustment — that is, the peseta would have fallen in value, and Spain's cost of borrowing would have risen, and the Spanish economy would have cooled — but because there was only one shared currency, the imbalance was continually exacerbated, rather than corrected.
Flint also ranks high on the list of violent US cities, a standing that's exacerbated by a continually fleeting tax base.
Most interviewees continually emphasized how these drawn-out social negotiations exacerbated the workload.
Furthermore, as a result of the steep incline of the hill, soil deposits continually trickle downwards, especially during heavy rains or through the erosive impact of droughts, exacerbated by the movement of cattle and goats from nearby subsistence farmers who use the area for pasture.
The first myth continually being heard is that money market funds were either at the center of, or significantly exacerbated the financial crisis 2008.
The recession exacerbated things.
Hence, too, exacerbated fears.
Competition has exacerbated the issue.
Vladimir Putin has exacerbated this crisis.
