Sentence examples for exacerbated recently from inspiring English sources
"It's been going on for years, but it's been exacerbated recently".
"It's been weakening for some time, but it has been exacerbated recently".
Relations with Europe and the US have deteriorated, and tensions were exacerbated recently when he accused Israel of "genocide… reminiscent of the Holocaust" during the Gaza crisis.
The gender wars in France have been exacerbated recently by the Dominique Strauss Kahn scandal which exposed a time-honoured practice in France of hushing-up or shrugging off sexual advances by powerful men.
The increased capacity of the machine is evident across the border as well, and the stressors on the system have been exacerbated recently by a surge in Central American migrant families seeking asylum here.
The conflict and violence, particularly in the south-central region, have caused massive population movements, exacerbated recently by severe drought, floods, and famine.
Brazilian landscapes and their associated bat communities are no exception, with the situation being further exacerbated by recently adopted permissive environmental laws that have resulted in reduced biodiversity protection and conservation.
Conflict has exacerbated disparities, recently with an alarming increase in targeted attacks on girls' schools, making parents afraid to send their daughters to receive an education.
A study of Pitta et al. (2006) showed that COPD patients tend to be severely inactive during and after an exacerbation; which is worrying since there seems to be a strong association between physical inactivity in patients who recently exacerbated and an elevated risk of (re)hospitalisation due to a COPD exacerbation [ 11, 12].
The government recently exacerbated the shortage, by prohibiting car dealers from shipping old vehicles from the provinces to Yangon.
The dysfunctional relationship dates from the numerous coups in Bangladesh's early years and was recently exacerbated by the February 25-26 border guard mutiny against army officers.
