Sentence examples for demand is exacerbated from inspiring English sources

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.

The magnitude of this increasing demand is exacerbated by nondomestication of edible bamboo species.

The population's resentment of the monarchy's rising demands was exacerbated by the fact that these years marked the end of a long cycle of prosperity, encompassing most of the 16th century and the beginning of a period of economic difficulties that would extend through the reign of Louis XIV.

"The trend of high debt is exacerbated by weak demand and low energy prices," said Mark Davidson, a director at the ratings agency Standard & Poor's in London.

This tendency is exacerbated by the demands of cable news.

We have now extended the contribution made by Drosophila, showing that expression of the common PD-related mutation Lrrk-G2019SS) in dopaminergic neurons leads to spread of degeneration from neuron to neuron, due to the increased kinase activity of the G2019S mutant protein, and that this spread is exacerbated by increasing demands on neuronal activity.

This is exacerbated by the high metabolic demands of tumor cells, and unreliable vessel perfusion [13], [14].

This buildup reduces power and economy and is exacerbated by lugging the engine (demanding more torque than is available, below the RPM that the turbo spools up).

This problem is exacerbated by a growing world energy demand.

The problem is exacerbated by seasonality in both supply and demand.