Sentence examples for exacerbated doubts from inspiring English sources

However, the stunning policy flexibility that the Ukrainian authorities have demonstrated in some cases resulting in complete reversals of earlier economic policy initiatives has exacerbated doubts about Kiev's ability to cope with the domestic consequences of the economic crisis.

But he did it in a way that only exacerbated doubts about his judicial temperament and whether he possesses the balance and impartiality essential for any federal judge.

This is exacerbated by doubts, sown by Mr Cameron's speech, over whether the country will even remain in the EU.

But after the years-long con is over, a child's natural trust in their guardian could be somewhat tainted by the Santa experience ― exacerbated, no doubt, by the parents' repeated denials and justifications for Santa when a child comes with questions or "evidence" about his existence.

His administration's bumbling is exacerbating those doubts just at the time when economic jitters are putting a greater premium on domestic-policy skills.

Adherence to this approach has been unsettled by serious doubts about the epistemic import of intuition, doubts exacerbated by data-driven approaches to conceptual issues championed by experimental philosophers (see Weinberg et al. 2001; Weinberg 2007).

Religious doubts, exacerbated by the doctrine of papal infallibility (1870), led to his resignation from his post and the priesthood (1873).

This is no doubt exacerbated when campaigns are perceived as political or religious in nature.

This no doubt exacerbated his annoyance with his children, and the cruelty with which he expressed it.

Given the maddened state of his mind when he revised them, no doubt exacerbated by his tacit compliance with the ongoing affair, it is impossible to imagine what he actually altered.

Weakened by poor nutrition, plagued by migraines (which were no doubt exacerbated by her fasting) and handicapped with abnormally small, feeble hands, she naturally decided that strenuous manual labor was the only means to grasp social and spiritual truth.