Sentence examples for exacerbated its from inspiring English sources

But its efforts have not been sufficient to pull it out of a downward spiral that in many ways exacerbated its decline by, for instance, undermining public safety.

A perceived dearth of great, new British guitar bands may have exacerbated its decline.

Fires, looting, and theft in the tornado's aftermath exacerbated its effects.

Of course changes of this scale and complexity will create controversy, but Manchester has exacerbated its problems.

On FridayTomorrow, National Express will hand back the £1.4bn east coast contract that has exacerbated its travails.

The insanity clause ReprintsIn addition to skewing the country's age distribution, the one-child policy has probably exacerbated its dire gender imbalance.

We also reproduced an in vitro characteristic of SOD1 dynamics in C. elegans by showing that mutant SOD1 is susceptible to changes in temperature and that it exacerbates its toxic effects at higher temperatures.

This is not intended as an enthusiastic defense of it, as much as a warning that attempts to reform it could wind up exacerbating its flaws (as opposed to eliminating it entirely, as would be my preference).

"Even as it increases its power in Lebanon, it could be exacerbating its own problems in the country".

Pakistan is reluctant to be drawn into a war when it is fighting its own militants, the Taliban; it also fears exacerbating its own Shia-Sunni troubles.Ultimately Yemen will have to be pacified by a political agreement.

If the euro zone were to turn Japanese, this would exacerbate its already painful economic afflictions as it struggles to make a meaningful recovery after being mired in a long double-dip recession.