Sentence examples for exacerbated fears from inspiring English sources

Lam Wing-kee is one of five booksellers who published salacious titles about leading Chinese politicians and disappeared at the end of last year in a case that exacerbated fears Beijing was tightening its grip on Hong Kong.

Hence, too, exacerbated fears.

At times investment funds may have exacerbated fears about scarcity.

Toyota's response to Holden's announcement exacerbated fears that the decision could have a knock-on effect.

Recent data on jobs and housing, however, have exacerbated fears that the recovery may even be weaker than previously thought.

The explosion on Thursday has exacerbated fears that the sectarian war in Syria could set off similar violence in Lebanon.

Outbreaks of violence in highly diverse communities further exacerbated indigenous fears and, some scholars argue, politicized immigrant and ethnic populations as well.

First, the fear of increased hunger experienced or anticipated by people on treatment as well as the real or perceived fears of exacerbated side effects in the absence of adequate nutritional intake can reduce adherence to treatment recommendations.

"The vulnerability is further exacerbated because the workers fear deportation and job loss".

While the Bell, along with the rest of Sandwich, sits some distance from the coast itself, it directly adjoins the River Stour, forecast to be swept by a wind-exacerbated tidal surge – feared to be the worst in 30 years – overnight, with another surge to follow 12 hours later.

While the Bell, and the rest of Sandwich, sits some distance from the coast itself, it directly adjoins the River Stour, forecast to be swept by a wind-exacerbated tidal surge, feared to be the worse in 30 years, shortly after midnight, with another to follow 12 hours later.