Sentence examples similar to exacerbated concern from inspiring English sources

Washington's reluctance to fulfill its humanitarian obligations has only exacerbated concerns among Ashraf residents and their families in Iran and abroad.

The inclusion of for-profit companies such as chain drug stores (in a program that is otherwise limited to not-for-profit providers) has only exacerbated concerns with 340B.

Trump's constant exhortations for American businesses to move their operations back home, coupled with Chinese President Xi Jinping's calls for "self reliance," have only exacerbated business concerns about a protracted trade war leading to what is sometimes called economic "decoupling" — the world's two biggest economies trying to separate from each other.

A decision that, once public, further exacerbated consumer concern and led to more media reports about the brand's responsibility to its consumers.

And the recent string of accidents involving driverless cars has only exacerbated these concerns.

Ed Miliband has said that the business world in the UK is in a "sea of insecurity", exacerbated by concerns over future EU membership.

Business in a 'sea of insecurity' Jump to media player Ed Miliband says that the business world in the UK is in a "sea of insecurity", exacerbated by concerns over future EU membership.

The L train shutdown has only exacerbated these concerns.

Restoration projects have re-mobilized some of the sediments that had been trapped behind bank stabilization structures, prompting concerns of exacerbated nutrient and sediment pollution locally and downstream in the northern Gulf of Mexico.

This concern was further exacerbated when city leaders began hunting through the city for additional supplies.

Payer concerns are further exacerbated due to there being hundreds of gene therapies in the pipeline, across a wide range of therapeutic categories, from sickle cell anemia to HIV.