Sentence examples for exacerbated here from inspiring English sources

Or is the time lag suffered by the TV show - which went on peddling the Blair/Campbell model long after the latter had resigned - merely exacerbated here?

The faulty cataloging system that Google has used for Google Books since the beginning is exacerbated here (if you've ever tried to conduct research in Google Books, you'll know how difficult it is to pull up a meaningfully limited and organized bibliography).

The problem is exacerbated here because the MP is computed relative to each code's local greedy minimum.

A recent community survey reports that this community lives on less than $1/day, and that a major factor exacerbating poverty here is the "very rural location... [that] adds to the voicelessness and a perceived inability to influence their lives" (Julian Page, Livingstone Tanzania Trust).

That problem is exacerbated by events here and abroad.

"Tiki was always a cerebral dude, but it's been exacerbated with him here".

Cervical cancer is the second most common cancer among women here, exacerbated by the lack of reproductive health information for women and delayed access to treatment in rural areas.

Moreover, there is a sense in Redmond that the situation was exacerbated by what many here view as the media circus that surrounded the antitrust trial.

Later I find out the situation here was exacerbated by infighting among those who had originally gifted the land for Seyed's burial place.

Here poverty exacerbated by droughts have greatly reduced the Masai's livestock, and of the more than 45,000 Masai people living in the area, 78 percent earn less than $1 per day, according to research conducted by the I See Maasai Development Initiative (www.iseemaasai.org).org

Clearly, the impact in the liver of increased FFA generation and impaired export, as we have described here, would be exacerbated by any relative failure of fatty acid oxidation (15).