Sentence examples for exacerbated and from inspiring English sources

The social and economic crisis in Somalia is exacerbated – and to some extent caused – by clan warfare.

It seems more likely that the region's breakaway tendencies will be exacerbated, and that the sectarian standoff will become even uglier in the days and weeks to come.

Deep and abiding identity crises among Muslims are often exacerbated and shaped in isolated communities that governments, including in the UK, fail to address.

"By ceasing court sittings at Mutitjulu, these barriers will be exacerbated and justice outcomes for Aboriginal people will be further compromised.

But, in the case of the apathetic children, the illness seems to have been exacerbated and enlarged by its moral symbolism.

When you pursue a character to that degree, the blurring between where the character starts and where the performer starts is exacerbated and complicated.

In fact, the price controls probably "exacerbated and extended" the inflation of the 1970s, he wrote in a 1996 essay in Presidential Studies Quarterly.

Two weeks later, the vitreous opacity OS exacerbated, and he was referred to us.

Insomnia may occasionally be iatrogenically induced or exacerbated, and particularly antidepressants must be carefully selected for this reason.

Both swelling and increase in cytoplasmic calcium were exacerbated and prevented by U0126 and MK-801, respectively.

Given the cardiovascular changes during pregnancy, it is possible that if this challenge is repeated within a relatively short amount of time, the effects on a woman's metabolic system may be exacerbated and/or be longer lasting.