Sentence examples for exacerbated by increasing from inspiring English sources

Dust storms in the region, exacerbated by increasing desertification in Inner Mongolia, are common in April and May.

The price decline has been exacerbated by increasing supply; and while Britain has been playing its part, the real powerhouses of new output have been elsewhere.

If the climate in a given region gets drier and warmer, water availability will decrease and be exacerbated by increasing water demand [[16]].

On the other hand, in the automotive industry which plays an important role in the worldwide market, these decisions will be exacerbated by increasing the outsourcing and opportunities.

At N = 4, there is already a significant scale difference between the two vector components' magnitudes which is only exacerbated by increasing N. Figure 5 Densities of states of (a) N = 4, (b) N = 8, and (c) N = 16 models.

The Arctic's vulnerability is exacerbated by increasing flows of freshwater from rivers and melting land ice, as freshwater is less effective at chemically neutralising the acidifying effects of CO2.

But a combination of tourism, illegal logging, and severe mudslides, exacerbated by increased rainfall, has wiped out large swaths of the monarchs' Mexico habitat, threatening their survival.

The airline's problems are being exacerbated by increased competition, especially from Emirates and Etihad, which are moving aggressively into the Australian market.

Those already excessive intakes of nutrients such as energy, saturated fats, and cholesterol, however, would be exacerbated by increased incomes.

Pulmonary edema is largely due to increased capillary permeability but is exacerbated by increased hydrostatic pressures and oncotic pressure falls [40].

Gallbladder ischemia may be due to systemic hypotension, possibly exacerbated by increased intraluminal pressure from bile stasis, which together decrease the gallbladder perfusion pressure [5,6].