Sentence examples for exacerbate potential from inspiring English sources

Combine this sprawling network of commercial links with Trump's habit of using Twitter as a promotional tool and it's not hard to see how his prolific tweet habit could exacerbate potential legal liabilities related to conflicts of interest.

The "hillbilly" reference could exacerbate potential political problems for Trump in the South.

That's too much of a stretch, and will only exacerbate the potential emergency-evacuee effect.

Fears are mounting that America may slide into recession, which would exacerbate the potential losses on dodgy mortgage loans that provoked the banking crisis in the first place.

Mr. Randolph argues that leaving climate change adaptation duties in the hands of individual municipalities and agencies wastes resources and could exacerbate the potential impact of climate changes.

The results show that the shear stress level significantly influences the cyclic straining and exacerbates the potential of cyclic shear failure.

Their speed, which ranges from a few meters per second to several tens of meters per second (Volcano Hazards Program U.S. Geological Survey 2016), exacerbates the potential for damage.

The low infectious dose (3 ) exacerbates its potential to cause secondary spread and large outbreaks (4 – 10 ).

The dual paper/electronic order system used in the unit exacerbated the potential for such omissions.

Furthermore, disparities in health, related to socioeconomic status that existed before the disaster, have been exacerbated, with potential long-term consequences.

Decreased swim performance arising from infection could increase exposure time to HWT and vulnerability to predation, further exacerbating the potential for cumulative impacts.