Sentence examples for exacerbated as a from inspiring English sources

Given hedge funds' penchant for leverage, any movement in the markets will be exacerbated as a result.

"Mr Abdellatif's experiences have significantly been exacerbated as a result of the extended duration of his detention and the separation from his family".

In addition, interest rate worries were exacerbated as a second attempt by the Bank of Japan (BOJ) to soften the yen's ascent failed.

Post-war logging and deforestation exacerbated as a result of timber exploitation by state forest enterprises (SFEs) or resource overuses following economic crises linked to collectivization and internal migration programs (De Koninck 1999; McElwee 2004, 2016).

In summary, we demonstrated that nanoclay particles can cause liver damage and that this effect can be synergistically exacerbated as a result of interactions with hepatotoxic chemicals or drugs.

And while both these companies may be trying to clean house now they have no quick fixes for mending rips in the social fabric which were exacerbated as a consequence of the at-scale spreading of fake news and worse enabled by their own platforms.

This was exacerbated as well by President Clinton's decision, in the late nineteen-nineties, to build a federal-budget surplus without a plan to invest it.

Maybe I felt we were doomed, something exacerbated as soon as we went down to ten men.

Thus, in the stationary phase, these differences may be exacerbated as either a ring or a dot pattern.

Consistent with these findings, the inflammatory response in AnxA1−/− mice is exacerbated, as reported in a number of experimental models of inflammation (see ref. 31).

The social and economic decline of the American working class will only be exacerbated as its youngest members make a virtue out of self-blame, distrust and disconnection.