Sentence examples for exacerbate cold from inspiring English sources

For some people, this is a real problem and ice can exacerbate cold reactions.

Jacobsen persuasively argues that the mindset of the former Nazi scientists who ended up working for the American government may have exacerbated Cold War paranoia.

These results suggest that oxaliplatin exacerbates cold perception by modulating the transcription of distinct ionic conductances that together shape sensory neuron responses to cold.

Tobacco use can weaken your immune system and exacerbate many cold symptoms.

The main side effect of oxaliplatin is a sensory neuropathy exacerbated by cold exposure.

Or other homeless people may have health issues that could be exacerbated by cold weather, or start drinking as a method of staying warm.

The droughts were probably exacerbated by cold spells, the study said, causing famine and the movement of marauders from north to south.

Although not necessarily weather related, in 1275 Geoffroy de Briel, a major figure in medieval Greece, died during a military campaign of dysentery, a disease often exacerbated by cold wet conditions.

In 1960, when Congress probed the Soviet downing of a C.I.A. U-2 spy plane, which exacerbated the cold war, the Eisenhower administration was so determined to keep the blame away from the president that Secretary of State Christian Herter may have perjured himself during his Senate testimony.

To try to test out joined-up care, housing association Gentoo launched a pilot with the NHS in Sunderland, targeting households in fuel-inefficient homes with at least one tenant with a respiratory problem likely to be exacerbated by cold and damp.

Strangely, depression isn't the only thing that's exacerbated by cold temperatures.