Sentence examples for debate exacerbated from inspiring English sources

It merits telling amid the caustic policy debate exacerbated by the new immigration law in Arizona.

But Michael Eric Dyson, a professor at the University of Pennsylvania who is a leading black cultural critic, said Dr. Dean came off as defensive and snide during the debate, "exacerbated the situation by waiting until today" to retreat, and still seems "racially insensitive".

But this election, I think the sheer number of debates exacerbated the divisions and bitter feelings among the candidates.

Critics of the scheme argue that the notion of elected commissioners will only exacerbate the debate over the "politicisation" of modern policing.

Already, the debate has exacerbated strains between the White House, which installed Mr. Gilmore in the post and effectively controls the Republican Party, and loyalists for the governor, who is known as a strong-willed, independent operator.

The debate is exacerbated by the huge financial stakes for participants and by a trust-no-one mentality — ironically, the same mentality that brought forth the need for the Bitcoin system.

Of course, he acknowledged, a real democratic debate "could exacerbate the crisis".

The fears in the United States that, if elected, Donald Trump would have unfettered control of thousands of nuclear weapons has rippled out from the domestic political debate to exacerbate these fears.

The pornography debate exposed and then exacerbated deep divisions within the women's movement.

While Mr. Najib has urged national reconciliation and called ethnic-based campaign politics "unhealthy," some analysts said his "tsunami" comment only magnified the ethnic debate in Malaysia and exacerbated post-election tensions.

Their failure to fight back effectively against the lone gunman who, armed with only a non-automatic second-world-war carbine, shot at them for nearly half-an-hour before escaping, has seriously embarrassed the army.It has also exacerbated the debates, raging on every street corner, over the point and purpose of their deaths.