Sentence examples for exacerbated by problems from inspiring English sources

"Youth suicide hit its peak in the 1990s and men suffering from unaddressed depression and mental health problems then are having that exacerbated by problems they face as they enter middle age, leading some to suicide," Hickie said.

The failure of Fabric, which administrators from PricewaterhouseCoopers are confident can be sold as a going concern, comes just two weeks after its sister venue Matter, based at the O2 arena in London's Docklands, was forced to close its doors citing heavy losses, exacerbated by problems with the tube line which leads to its doors.

The RCN said the problems have been building for years and exacerbated by problems with the rollout of the new non-emergency 111 number, although the bad weather is also likely to have been a factor.

"Youth suicide hit its peak in the 1990s and men suffering from unaddressed depression and mental health problems then are having that exacerbated by problems they face as they enter middle age, leading some to suicide," Hickie told The Guardian.

This was exacerbated by problems of reporting.

Moreover these difficulties are exacerbated by problems inherent in complex models.

However, many also made clear their view that health problems had been caused or, more typically, exacerbated by current problems with their homes and neighbourhoods.

The drinking started in high school, friends say, and was exacerbated by medical problems like arthritis.

The only delay came when there was a slight disagreement – exacerbated by translation problems – over whether Tian Tian should be inseminated in her vagina or her uterus.

After 15 years of sustained growth, the Greek economy is expected to slide into a recession this year, exacerbated by endemic problems including a costly and ailing pension system.

And when everyday crankiness is exacerbated by performance problems, then the merely grumpy can become disgruntled former employees out to do damage to the team.