Sentence examples for exacerbate crisis from inspiring English sources

A third lesson here is that deficient accounting rules exacerbate crisis.

He still knows how to exacerbate crises that might otherwise be settled peacefully.

Further credit ratings downgrades could exacerbate the crisis.

Did the pre-existing and ongoing persecution of gay men exacerbate the crisis?

Of course, he acknowledged, a real democratic debate "could exacerbate the crisis".

Merely being heard to talk about such things may exacerbate the crisis.

We should be spending tens of billions a year to prevent climate ­breakdown, but how? Borrow the money and exacerbate the crisis?

Wednesday's trip to Stamford Bridge could well exacerbate the crisis, if Keller's perfunctory attempt at a war cry is anything to go by.

The type of waste generated is changing, too — an increase in plastics, e-waste and other hazardous and nonbiodegradable materials will only exacerbate the crisis.

Echoing criticism Wednesday by top officials like José Manuel Barroso, president of the European Commission, Mr. Trichet suggested that repeated downgrades by the ratings agencies tended to exacerbate the crisis.

Vladimir Putin has exacerbated this crisis.