Sentence examples for exacerbated a host of from inspiring English sources
Globalisation itself has exacerbated a host of worries: over the environment, labour rights, human rights, consumer rights and so on.
Grossman, who's neither an ideologue nor an extremist, holds that the absence, in the next eight decades, of a central bank, as a moderator of credit and a lender of last resort, hamstrung America's growth and exacerbated a host of panics and crashes, including one just months after Jackson left office.
This not only threatens a child's vision but exacerbates a host of other diseases like malaria and jeopardizes young lives.This gift has astonishing returns on an investment of $45 per thousand Vitamin A capsules, since a child of 5 to 8-years-old only needs 2 capsules taken 6 months apart to provide long-term protection against this insidious condition.
The U.S. Chamber of Commerce has strongly favored the pact, while many traditionally liberal organizations have been critical of the deal, citing concerns that it will exacerbate income inequality and undermine a host of public-interest regulations.
Drinking alcohol and smoking lead to a host of health problems, and they exacerbate common illnesses as well.
While women's greater biological susceptibility to HIV helps explain this difference, a host of sociocultural and economic factors rooted in gender power inequities exacerbate women's vulnerability to infection.
It's no news that eating too many calories contributes to weight gain (and a host of other health problems) and that dining on calorie-dense but nutritionally junky foods can exacerbate the issues.
This problem is exacerbated in complex-diverse-risk-prone coastal agro-ecosystems of the country covering approximately 10 Mha cultivated area, which is characterized by a host of bio-physical and socio-economic constraints coupled with diversity in livelihoods.
