Sentence examples for exacerbated massively from inspiring English sources
That exacerbated massively in the 1990s as the pan-Yugoslav economy collapsed into war.
A government drive to refurbish social housing under its decent homes programme had "massively exacerbated" leaseholders' plight, Butler says.
The problem has been further exacerbated by the next generation (massively parallel) DNA sequencing instruments that can sequence up to one billion bases in a single day at low cost [36].
But these were exacerbated by Boeing's decision to massively increase the percentage of parts it sourced from outside contractors.
The recession exacerbated things.
The situation in libel, he says, has been exacerbated by the effect of conditional fee agreements, the no-win no-fee arrangements by which lawyers for successful parties in libel actions can massively rack up the fees recovered from the losing side.
Hence, too, exacerbated fears.
Economic pressure exacerbated hostilities.
By massively increasing the volume of comments and taking them from many different social networks, Echo will only exacerbate this problem: completing the transformation of comments into a disjointed stream of mutually-ignoring cries into the void, each destined for a brief flicker of prominence before vanishing without trace under the weight of a thousand tweets.
Helplessness may exacerbate claustrophobia.
