Sentence examples for demand exacerbated from inspiring English sources
The problem is an old one: a mismatch of supply and demand, exacerbated by bad weather and good marketing.Mexico's old-fashioned land laws prevent the distilleries from owning farmland.
Slumping overall demand exacerbated the price war, pushing Strawberries into Chapter 11.
The rising incidence of bone disorders has resulted in the need for more effective therapies to meet this demand, exacerbated by an increasing ageing population.
An increase in water demands, exacerbated by climate change and the tightening of environmental requirements, leads to a reduction in available water resources for economic uses.
(DS017, F, 60, BtB) This theme highlights how difficult therapy can be, with these demands exacerbated in self-help therapies where they must be managed solely by the patient.
Slack energy demand worldwide exacerbated the situation for American oil producers.
Europe and Japan are both slowing, and the drop-off in foreign demand is exacerbated by the strength of the dollar.
The share of northern and southern families living in absolute poverty grew from 3.3% and 5.8% respectively in 2007, to 5.8% and 12.6% in 2013.Downward pressure on demand is exacerbated by the south's lower birth rate and emigration northward and abroad.
"For a fire to keep on burning late into the night, you need the logs to catch, and the world's economic firewood has long since been soaked by oversupply and feeble demand now exacerbated by a post-bubble psychology discouraging risk taking," observes Gross, who still believes stocks are overvalued.
Already disliked in Greece (where anger over Germany's behaviour in WWII is a cause of lingering resentment) the demands only exacerbated tensions as unemployment remained at 25 per cent and debt at 18 per cent of the nation's GDP.
