Sentence examples for exacerbate difficulties from inspiring English sources
The problem threatens to exacerbate difficulties across a swath of Saab suppliers, which have delivered millions of dollars in parts but have yet to be paid, said Svenake Berglie, chief executive of FKG, a suppliers' association.
Work and age-related factors that exacerbate difficulties include vision and hearing deficits, increasing tiredness, more complex professional roles and a sense of not being valued in the context of greater perceived workload.
Lack of talent breeds fear, exacerbating difficulties in adopting a data-driven culture.
But other factors exacerbated difficulties at Jefferson, said faculty members who put together a timeline of events.
In addition to these barriers, research also suggested that health policy changes affecting Medicaid may have exacerbated difficulties in securing a PCP [2] [4].
The rural environment presents extraordinary threats to health (34), with sparse healthcare options in rural communities exacerbating difficulties (24).
The lack of stable dentists in public clinics exacerbates difficulties in the building of trust with local communities.
The structuring of the roles, responsibilities and lines of reporting within the ECU exacerbates difficulties in working together as a team.
Additionally, comorbidities are more prevalent in long-term care residents than in community-dwelling older adults, which may have exacerbated difficulties with faucet use.
It has also been pointed out that there is a low level of knowledge and understanding about these culturally specific practices among health staff, exacerbating difficulties in adapting practice (57).
We consider that this may occur if age-related worsening of co-ordination and strength exacerbates difficulties arising from the physical architecture that are already experienced by patients with other physical disability, and/or if increasing surgery usage with age highlights physical access problems, thus increasing the reporting of difficulties.
