Thatcher's policies may have needlessly exacerbated the scale and speed of this contraction, but to see them as the only cause is not helpful to our understanding of what has happened in Britain in recent decades.
Some have also suggested that a lack of river dredging by the Environment Agency could have exacerbated the scale of the flooding.
Though LULCC is not a recent phenomenon in Ethiopia (Hailemariam et al. 2016), it is exacerbated by the scale, speed and long-term nature of urbanization and modernization (Msoffe et al. 2011).
Some of the challenges that we discuss are exacerbated by the scale, for example 'deciding what is relevant'; other challenges are present irrespective of scale, for example, do we use an index paper or not?
This was exacerbated by the scale of the RCBT, which compared to most field trials in the agricultural and ecological sciences involved a huge amount of time, space, cost, political investment, and sheer ambition.
Inherent conflicts among individual gene trees are further exacerbated at the scale of whole genomes by inaccurate or incomplete annotation of many sequences, as well as the potential for external contamination, when incompletely assembled genomes or EST databases are run through automated pipelines.
But there seems no reason at all to exacerbate the scarcity of small-scale vegetable farms in near-urban areas by actively outlawing them.(Photo credit: AFP).
In Colombia, the scale of the industry exacerbates the scope of the problem.
The authors estimate that as the scale of the fires increases, exacerbated by projected global warming, the impact of Hg on the food chain also will increase.
British donations to tackle the drought crisis in east Africa have yet to match the levels reached by previous appeals, a problem exacerbated by the large scale of the crisis, figures released by the Disasters Emergency Committee (DEC) reveal.
