Sentence examples for danger of exacerbating from inspiring English sources

Labour critics of Ed Miliband are warning his supporters that they are in danger of exacerbating internal unease about his leadership by attacking party loyalists who say they are reflecting concerns they hear on the doorstep.

Meanwhile, critics warned Miliband's supporters they were in danger of exacerbating internal unease about his leadership by attacking party loyalists who say they were reflecting concerns they hear on the doorstep.

Fears that the wealthy Gulf states are preparing to implement a decision to equip the armed opposition to Assad have prompted warnings about the danger of exacerbating violence that has already cost 10,000 dead in the last year.

This means that one of the main objections to mandatory voting – the danger of exacerbating the already severe problem of political ignorance – is a much less significant issue when it comes to juries.

It seems the class divisions that were exposed so dramatically when the hurricanes hit are in danger of being exacerbated: the loans that have been approved appear to be going to wealthy New Orleans neighborhoods, but not the poor ones.

Instead of exacerbating the situation, walk away.

Findings by University of Tennessee researchers in 2007 reveal that prions, or abnormal proteins, are transmitted upon the consumption of foie gras, placing the consumer in danger of contracting and exacerbating illnesses.

The hysteria of stranger danger has exacerbated the situation.

I've walked in to some hospital rooms and they'd go: 'Aaagh, keep away from us!' The parent would explain that 'my child saw a bit of It on his computer when he was five and it scarred him for life…'" The hysteria of stranger danger has exacerbated the situation.

Therein lies a great danger, one exacerbated by the lack of public awareness of it.

That danger is exacerbated for "To the Bone" by the sheer ubiquity of anorexic thinking in popular culture.