Sentence examples for exacerbated issues from inspiring English sources

Paris, London and other cities have learned to love, or at least tolerate, tall buildings within their historic fabric, which has only exacerbated issues of overshadowing or blocking out neighbours' sunlight.

He told me about how the band's early success had exacerbated issues he had with anxiety.

The angst has to do with the fact that some accounts that came afterward exacerbated issues and drove wedges between people that shouldn't have been driven.

Although the Australian Government has implemented a number of programs to assist Aboriginal patients with financial barriers to accessing medicines, recent changes to the HMR program rules have increased the barriers to accessing HMRs, and thus exacerbated issues of medication management, efficacy, safety and adherence.

Alexandra Panova of Russia and Yung-Jan Chan of Taiwan also withdrew midway through matches in Guangzhou, citing the possibly stomach-exacerbated issues of "heat illness" and "dizziness".

Poor adherence can lead to exacerbated health issues and prolonged disease severity.

However, the existing work commonly targeted 2-D platform, which cannot handle the exacerbated thermal issues and the increased solution space from 3-D integration.

These factors are further exacerbated by issues raised by participants about the organisation and provision of dental care and highlight the impact of multiple barriers to care.

This issue becomes exacerbated when attempting to transfer SNPs across species, a scarcely explored topic in plants, and likely to become significant for population genomics and inter specific breeding applications in less domesticated and less funded plant genera.

Pressing political problems, such as the issue of minorities, exacerbated economic difficulties.

This pattern cracking could have initiated due to materials related issues, but were likely exacerbated due to traffic loads.