Sentence examples for exacerbated increasing from inspiring English sources

The case has exacerbated increasing tensions in Netanyahu's government, not least with the pro-settlement Jewish Home party, which was already complaining about a claimed freeze in recent settlement construction.

These pressures will be exacerbated by increasing demand on food production systems as the human population increases and by fluctuation in oil prices (Cordell et al., 2009).

Dust storms in the region, exacerbated by increasing desertification in Inner Mongolia, are common in April and May.

The price decline has been exacerbated by increasing supply; and while Britain has been playing its part, the real powerhouses of new output have been elsewhere.

On the other hand, in the automotive industry which plays an important role in the worldwide market, these decisions will be exacerbated by increasing the outsourcing and opportunities.

The situation would be exacerbated by increasing Syrian agricultural water use in the aftermath of the country's prolonged civil war, which could further diminish flow to the Yarmouk River, the largest tributary to the Jordan River.

Furthermore, as far as I know no one has studied to the degree to which the human pressure to accelerate groundwater depletion is exacerbated by increasing drought caused by climate change.

If the climate in a given region gets drier and warmer, water availability will decrease and be exacerbated by increasing water demand [[16]].

The late sixteenth century was an era of economic distress, probably exacerbated by increasing taxation and the devaluation of the currency.

At this concentration, THPTS effect cannot be exacerbated by increasing the incubation time.

This study provides the first evidence that oxidative stress is exacerbated by increasing atmospheric CO2 concentrations.