Sentence examples for even exacerbated from inspiring English sources

That is an understandable sentiment in regions where the Vatican has lent support to dictators or their clerical apologists, and in places where the church seems to have ignored or even exacerbated the problems of the most vulnerable, especially women.What of those who are neither Catholic, nor Christian, nor believers in any religion?

Unfortunately, it backfired and caused a worldwide run on financials because it did not dissipate, and even exacerbated, the fear of forced capital raising (or nationalisation).The events following Lehman's demise should have taught us that this fear needs to be put to rest until we can return to normality.

This is even exacerbated in areas where a lot of maize is already grown for animal feed as is the case in the western part of Lower Saxony.

And they found that, if Spanish scientists share most of the banes of young researchers across Europe, some issues are even exacerbated by the Spanish research culture.

There are ongoing and even exacerbated challenges to build intelligent systems, modeling multifaceted phenomena, and deliver efficient models that help users describe and understand systems and support processes of decision-making.

The breakdown of trust between African leaders and the African population is being put to the test ― and even exacerbated ― by ventures like Beijing's Belt and Road Initiative.  .

"And it could even exacerbate the situation.

Some of their proposals could even exacerbate it.

It could potentially even exacerbate it, since exercise is itself a physical stressor.

And it will inevitably make more explicit political conflicts which already exist, and may even exacerbate them.

Killing Emwazi might even exacerbate the problem as Islamists rally round the flag of extrajudicial methods, feeding the radicalising narrative.