Sentence examples for exacerbated I from inspiring English sources
"The skills shortages are getting worse and that will exacerbated, I suspect, by Brexit".
In this area, the task of motivation is exacerbated by i) the nature of the economic relationship between those using the system and the system itself (physicians, patients and hospitals) and ii) the heterogeneity of the workforce to be managed [ 6].
The kind of mild compunction I'm now feeling might be exacerbated were I to attend the funeral, where I might be called upon to give an account of how George and I knew each other.
The Hampstead Bypass was planned as early as the 1960s to ameliorate the increasing congestion along the MD 30 corridor that was only exacerbated when I-795 was completed to Reisterstown in the late 1980s.
This general but hitherto unknown function of MYC also explains well our present observations that blocking MYC's expression by shMYC or JQ1 or inhibiting the MYC-MAX function by 10,058-F4 furthexacerbatedthe the i-CDK9-induced global decrease in Pol II CTD phosphorylation on Ser2.
The latter was considered to add to children's predispositions, pre-existing behavioural problems and real-life aggression: "in a child that was already going to be aggressive it might exacerbate it, but I don't think it would cause it alone in a child who wasn't aggressive".
He is confident and relaxed, but with an air of vulnerability that is exacerbated, although I don't think created, by his slightly lugubrious looks; you feel that he's hiding nothing, but that there's a lot to get to.
He said this was exacerbated "when I have the prime minister and the chancellor and 300 Conservative MPs yelling at me at the tops of their voices".
The effect did not normally last beyond the "first minute or two" of his speeches, the Labour MP suggested, but it could be exacerbated "when I have the prime minister, and the chancellor and 300 Conservative MPs yelling at me at the tops of their voices".
But as I see it, tech didn't cause this problem, but it exacerbated it.
