Sentence examples for exacerbated language from inspiring English sources

The fact that it was not their homeland and shared by Pakana people of many differing language groups also exacerbated language decline.

At a 3-month to 6-month follow-up, only two patients from the normal group suffered exacerbated language deficits due to tumour recurrence.

Research exploring the use of TCAH by migrants has identified particular challenges in relation to communication between patients and providers, which are exacerbated by language barriers and cultural differences (37– 37).

HIV positive women who are racial/ethnic minorities are at especially high risk for disparities in health care access and quality, exacerbated by language and cultural barriers [ 18, 24, 25].

This situation is exacerbated by the language barrier for accessing web content provided in different languages.

These concerns are exacerbated by the language used in the captions.

"For children, the same thing can happen in a classroom, but it's exacerbated because of language and listening issues".

Three of the four lowest-scoring students speak Spanish or Haitian-Creole at home, which suggests that their academic struggles were exacerbated by a language barrier.

Their discomfort with the police is exacerbated by a language barrier that the police themselves say contributes to inequitable and sometimes dangerous treatment.

One of the most prominent of the reports on Hispanic workers' greater risk cited "inadequate knowledge and control of recognized safety hazards and inadequate training and supervision of workers, often exacerbated by different languages and literacy levels of workers" as contributory factors based on federal and state investigations of the deaths of 200 Hispanic workers [ 7].

Language barriers exacerbated confusion for South Asian patients.