Climate change exacerbates competition for resources, and thus religious conflict; Christian missionaries are naïve, often willfully; Islamic leadership proves as corrupt as whatever it replaces.
However, our Formula One findings suggest that leaders intending to promote an egalitarian culture by flattening hierarchy, removing job titles, and so on may inadvertently exacerbate competition, rather than reining it in.
This must be expected to exacerbate competition for arable land, driving up food and energy prices and resulting in deforestation as biomass plantations replace natural and lightly-managed forests [30, 31].
This must be expected to exacerbate competition for arable land, driving up food and energy prices and resulting in deforestation as biomass plantations replace natural and lightly-managed forests [ 30, 31].
The problem was exacerbated by competition among incompatible formats.
Many other storied brands — Wedgwood, Spode, Rosenthal — have not been able to survive similar challenges, exacerbated by competition at cheaper cost from China.
The mass migration of African Americans from the rural south to northern urban centers — what would become known as the Great Migration — was well underway, and the ensuing tensions were exacerbated by competition for housing and jobs.
The reorganization of the Roman Empire under Constantine the Great, with the adoption of a new faith, Christianity, and a new capital, Constantinople, exacerbated the competition with the Sāsānian empire and resulted in the spreading of Christianity into Egypt and Abyssinia and the encouraging of missionizing in Arabia itself.
But people worry that the fighting will never end.Yemen's instability is born of long-standing internal rivalries that are exacerbated by competition between regional rivals Saudi Arabia, which supports the government, and Iran, which is said to back the Houthis.
