Sentence examples for exacerbated by war from inspiring English sources

The very deep divisions will only be exacerbated by war.

The Times examined several cases in which mental health problems caused or exacerbated by war pushed already troubled families to a deadly breaking point.

In Mr. Van Cott's case, his therapist believes his problem predated the war (Mr. Van Cott was a tough kid who grew up on the streets of Brooklyn and liked to fight) and then was severely exacerbated by war.

In countries such as these, violence against women is often exacerbated by war and then remains a critical obstacle to development and the consolidation of peace.

And why should it have, given that the surge has mainly succeeded at ameliorating conditions created or exacerbated by the war itself?

Abbas's problem is not new but has been exacerbated by a war against Israel in which his Islamist rivals have, with a degree of plausibility, claimed victory.

But this hostility is exacerbated by the war in Syria where the Syrian Kurds, once a marginalised minority, have set up their own quasi-sate called Rojava.

He said that Georgia's "road to NATO remained wide open", without giving specifics.Ukraine, meanwhile, faces not only a financial crisis but also a political one exacerbated by the war in Georgia.

"The most active vaccine-derived strain circulating [in December 2013] is in Pakistan, in the same region as the wild-type virus, where there's a very susceptible, unvaccinated tribal population," he says.   . Fifty years ago, this concern was exacerbated by Cold War suspicion.

That's not an end to the occupation, or even the problems caused and exacerbated by the war, it's just slightly reducing the number of US soldiers we have physically on the ground in Afghanistan.

This is in addition to Iran's regional problems, which have been exacerbated by its cold war against the Saudis, currently being played out in Bahrain.