Sentence examples for exacerbated all from inspiring English sources

Chinese inequality is truly spectacular in the sense that it has exacerbated all cleavages: the urban-rural gap in China is greater than in any country in the world; the gap between the rich maritime provinces and the poor Western regions is growing; the gap between capital-owners (in a nominally socialist state!) and farmers is enormous.

The 2016 Rio de Janeiro Olympics exacerbated all of those issues in Brazil ― and Coleman and Orchier, who met while working on the DSA's homelessness and housing committee, said Monday that they have heard concerns from local communities that the games will only worsen similar problems in Los Angeles.

In nonthermally stressed animals, pretreatment with AS-HSP70 before the induction of pancreatitis exacerbated all the parameters associated with pancreatitis.

Ironically, in the case of AIG, government involvement may have exacerbated all these problems.

"They have also exacerbated all the causes of crime, including inequality, poverty, poor mental health care as well the crisis in our schools, especially school exclusions.

"The current situation is just exacerbating all of that.

The weakness of parties exacerbates all sorts of problems.

Population is the driver of just about everything else and rapid population growth can exacerbate all kinds of challenges".

Some think it forces scholars to "sink to new lows of literalism" while others complain that it exacerbates all of the viciousness and inequality endemic to academia itself.

But he is still a Nugget, and positioned to exacerbate all of the Knicks' problems when they meet Tuesday night at the Pepsi Center in Denver.

What draws him to Christ is not the idea of God as a healer but that of God as a fellow-sufferer: "Christ is God crying I am here, and here not only in what exalts and completes and uplifts you, but here in what appalls, offends, and degrades you, here in what activates and exacerbates all that you would call not-God".