Sentence examples for exacerbated enough from inspiring English sources
There, Mulder sees the message "Do It Now" on a TV and realizes that when people exposed to the pesticide, which contains a chemical called LSDM designed to provoke fear in insects, see these subliminal messages, their phobias are exacerbated enough to cause them to kill.
In others, where the ideas are elusive or thin, it feels like not enough, an impression exacerbated both by a stretched-out installation and by the knowledge that some of these artists have appeared to better advantage elsewhere.
Priorities in education are misplaced enough without having them exacerbated by arguments regarding inconvenience and embarrassment.
The tensions between the two over the slow pace of the kitchen were exacerbated when Mr. Bouley emerged long enough to discuss a new business opportunity in the dining room -- in front of Mr. Nieporent.
This algorithm group faces the challenge of preventing premature convergence, which is exacerbated over LSGO problems, by providing enough exploration, while keeping runtimes at practical levels.
The resulting slightly longer interactions, a phenomenon exacerbated if targeting antibodies are present, likely allow enough time for the physical phenomenon of lipid bilayer fusion to occur.
If my nipples weren't hurting enough, my uterus was still contracting and breastfeeding only exacerbated that problem.
The impact of these changes is exacerbated by the shortness of the break; a long weekend is rarely enough time for parents to adjust to a pierced nose.
The sheer pain response from having one's testicles yanked is more than enough to exacerbate any number of underlying conditions, he said.
It was also exacerbated by the fact, after two weeks' shooting, he decided he'd had enough of learning his lines, so I had to give him an earpiece.
Trying to perform a set of heavy squats with a screaming toddler behind you is enough to drive monks up-the-wall-insane, which only further exacerbated my already high stress levels.
