Sentence examples for exacerbate an issue from inspiring English sources
In certain cases, market incentives fail to align, or even exacerbate an issue – and mission-driven non-profit organizations are needed to solve the problem.
I know it's hard, but it will only exacerbate an issue that is gridlocked (devolving into a larger fight).
Climate change will likely exacerbate a number of the issues currently being managed by the state's public health institutions.
And that would further exacerbate a chronic issue for those in the American working class who are excluded from employment because they lack the technical know-how for modernized American plants.
Future reductions in precipitation will only exacerbate any issues related to freshwater delivery to these estuaries.
However, this creates thicker blood that's harder to pump and so exacerbates a number of health issues ranging from hypertension to the risk of stroke.
But there's a larger problem that this development fails to address, and it's an issue exacerbated by every part of Amazon's business model.
Previous research indicates that children with Developmental Coordination Disorder (DCD) show deficits performing online corrections, an issue exacerbated by adding inhibitory constraints; however, cross-sectional data suggests that these deficits may reduce with age.
The immediate causes of the contemporary care crisis in the United Kingdom are often attributed to a lack of funding for social care, an issue exacerbated by the austerity politics of the Conservative led UK Governments from 2010 to 2017.
Its poor bioavailability (15%) and slow absorption (Tmax ≥ 2 h) lead to a slow onset of action (45 60 min) [7], an issue exacerbated in many patients by migraine-associated gastric stasis [8 10].
Nick believes that people dropping off the electoral register due to IER could exacerbate "a much wider issue about disengagement with party politics... We've been working in communities where the BNP have been strong or the English Defense League," Nick said.
