Sentence examples similar to exacerbate the demand from inspiring English sources

In addition, the boom of the textile industry exacerbated the demand for wool.

Do countries that over-regulate the export of antiquities actually harm our common cultural heritage by exacerbating the demand for stolen and looted pieces?

CWD describes the extent that the timing of rainfall can accumulate deficit though the growing season, with high temperatures exacerbating the demand for water, which was evident in losses to the wine industry.

But in doing so, these nations exacerbated the demand for gold as opposed to silver which, combined with more silver being mined, drove the cost of gold up and silver down.

The threat of a further decline in the currency causes importers to rush in to buy dollars while exporters will hold back their dollars for conversion, thus exacerbating the demand-supply gap.

Because misfolding and aggregation of the amyloid-beta (Aβ) peptide is a major hallmark of AD, we premised that an age-dependent decrease in available chaperones might exacerbate the increased demand for proteostasis mechanisms.

The prediction accuracy of peptide identification can be improved if experimental spectra are also compared against spectral libraries, although this would only exacerbate the computational demands.

This tendency is exacerbated by the demands of cable news.

Joan MacIntosh still sees a chiropractor for a neck injury that was exacerbated by the demands of playing Alice James in Susan Sontag's "Alice in Bed".

It is probable that the vicious circle of decline started with the civil war after Hārūn's death in 809, and there can be no doubt that it was exacerbated by the demands of the Turkish military for payment.

De Lappe remembered the contrast between Lawrence's indifferent singing voice and the force of her performance: Lawrence had not yet discovered that she was dying from liver cancer, and her weakened condition was exacerbated by the demands of her role.