Sentence examples for exacerbate another from inspiring English sources

The ravages of climate change exacerbate another peril facing the parks: lack of money.

Guy Nusholtz, senior manager for experimental and computational mechanics for DaimlerChrysler, said changing one characteristic about a vehicle to solve a problem could well exacerbate another.

Harmony for now How to get good grades No kidding ReprintsThe threat to New START could exacerbate another difference that was papered over in Lisbon.

The problem with running theatres is that the more you follow your idealistic instincts, the more crises you are likely to encounter and one crisis is almost certain to shunt into and exacerbate another.

For now; but what happens when the British leave?The televisions and air-conditioners piled up for sale in al-Hussein street, known to the troops as Electric Avenue, may exacerbate another problem.

There is what he calls a "triage of terror," because pre-emptive action against one threat may exacerbate another (for example, an attack on a state sponsor of terror may encourage other states to seek weapons of mass destruction as insurance, undermining the already frail system of nonproliferation).

But reacquiring Duhon would relieve one issue while exacerbating another.

"We risk exacerbating another public health problem for many kids and adolescents," DeCoste-Lopez said.

Building new stations would mean addressing one long-term environmental problem by exacerbating another.

That makes the government look even weaker and more exhausted.The spiral of indiscipline has also exacerbated another habit that took hold during Mr Brown's resentful decade as chancellor, and is proving its own revenge: regicide.

Most social interventions, however, have narrower impacts and so allow for or even create a tension between solving one problem while ignoring or even exacerbating another.