Sentence examples for disaster exacerbated from inspiring English sources
In an emotionally charged day that followed Egypt's worst-ever sporting disaster, exacerbated by charges that security forces stood by and allowed rival fans to clash, nearly 10,000 gathered in Tahrir Square and outside the Interior Ministry, with some ripping down barbed wire around the building.
Two-fifths of all Haitians depend on the agricultural sector, mainly small-scale subsistence farming, and remain vulnerable to damage from frequent natural disasters, exacerbated by the country's widespread deforestation.
The indisputable fact is that the price of fossil fuels does not include many of the costs of burning them, from disasters exacerbated by climate change to the human and economic costs of fighting wars to protect oil supplies.
This imaginative piece of guerrilla publicity highlights the fact that much of the funding of the Argentinian Red Cross goes to assisting those who have been most affected by natural disasters exacerbated by climate change.
This will be the result of a combination of old drivers of humanitarian needs such as conflict and natural disasters exacerbated by the combined effect of climate change and urbanization.
Some studies argue that disasters have few effects beyond the immediate or short-term recovery periods [11], [12], while others conclude that at most, natural disasters exacerbate existing trends [15], [16].
That inexperience in applying such a little-used program to a large-scale disaster was exacerbated, the report said, by the agency's inability to understand the indirect economic effects of the disaster.
He said economic disaster had exacerbated racial tensions.
Poor communication and lack of disaster preparedness exacerbated Kan's crisis management, which he himself later acknowledged as "a fiasco".
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It has been reported that a major disaster significantly exacerbated the controls of both glycaemic and BP. 4 These controls have deteriorated similarly in our research.
