Sentence examples similar to exacerbate the notion from inspiring English sources
A New York Times article mistakenly depicted Bush as being surprised to see a supermarket barcode reader; the report of his reaction exacerbated the notion that he was "out of touch".
The lack of incentive is exacerbated by the notion that to work on such issues might cramp the style of the office culture.
That is exacerbated by the notion that standards of behaviour have declined.
So local instances of global warming and the extinction of species have exacerbated my despair at the notion of Belle Isle as a privatized commonwealth.
Furthermore interference with the endogenous chaperone system by introducing a mutation to Hsp70 could exacerbate the pathological phenotype, confirming the notion that Hsp70 is critical for maintaining α-synuclein's folding state [ 81].
Critics of the scheme argue that the notion of elected commissioners will only exacerbate the debate over the "politicisation" of modern policing.
Further, mice these effects are exacerbated in mice fed a high fat diet, supporting the notion that rapamycin treatment may drive the onset of type 2 diabetes.
Several studies support the notion that environmental CO exposure or smoking accelerates or exacerbates hypertension in some people.
The notion of expanding populations of unprecedented urban growth and displaced people in the world, only exacerbates the issues linked to poverty.
The notion seems preposterous.
