Sentence examples for exacerbated events from inspiring English sources

The attribution model will tell scientists whether these exacerbated events will also happen more frequently.

That problem is exacerbated by events here and abroad.

That division of sentiment was exacerbated by events during the administration of George W. Bush.

Concern about how American elections work has risen since 2000 and has been exacerbated by events during the 2016 campaign.

While the problems are homemade, he concedes that they are being "exacerbated" by events on the Continent.

Indeed, macrophages were generally only observed in areas of significant fibroblast accumulation, and not around isolated CMs in healthy areas of the myocardium, suggesting that progressive infiltration and accumulation might be exacerbated by events occurring at sites populated by NM cells.

The researchers argue that global warming exacerbates freak events such as hurricanes, flooding and heat waves, and that these in turn spread disease and death.For example, Mozambique endured severe floods a few years ago and also suffered an outbreak of malaria.

Modern cement techniques, 63 including pressurisation, which were developed to improve cement penetration and fixation can exacerbate these events.

It is possible that the pro-inflammatory cytokines induced and/or secreted by the co-transferred CII-specific cells could provide a constant cytokine milieu in or near the joints for exacerbating the events induced by the formation of collagen IgG immune complexes.

Climate change might have exacerbated these extreme events, but poor governance was also a factor.

These events exacerbated an already existing pessimism among intellectuals about Spain's national and racial "degeneration".