Sentence examples for exacerbated some from inspiring English sources
But Elizabeth says she does wonder if her behavior exacerbated some of Kiran's negative tendencies.
"Recent performance shows the department has not tackled – and may even have exacerbated – some of these problems when setting up recent contracts," it concluded.
Over a third of Greeks are considered to be at risk of poverty, more than any other euro-zone member.Worse still, the recession exacerbated some unfortunate demographic trends.
In vivo dissection of the CNV showed discrete contributions of the planar cell polarity effector SCRIB and the splicing factor PUF60 to the syndromic phenotype, and the combinatorial suppression of both genes exacerbated some, but not all, phenotypic components.
In fact, the observed changes to date have exacerbated some of the region's long-standing development challenges, such as those associated with its dependence on commodities (both agricultural and mineral).
As a preliminary observation on the development of proposals from Round 1 to 5 it can be said that the activities of the Global Fund have revealed and partly exacerbated some long-standing health system weaknesses, especially with regard to human resources.
Newspapers might be excused for using such headlines as opposed to the more accurate but unwieldy: "Global Warming Might Exacerbate Some of the Factors that Can Lead to Conflict".
But as any oil-producing developing country can attest, such profits can create problems as well as solve them.They could even exacerbate some flaws in the economy.
Certain chemotherapy drugs may exacerbate some effects as well.Suspicions that radiation therapy led to increased risk of heart disease date back to the 1970s.
The major initiative of cutting company tax was a decision that handed out joy to the government's core constituency, but serves only to exacerbate some of the issues with Australia's tax mix.
Mr. Cutler said he did not believe that the harsh criticism of the Saudis expressed in the Pentagon briefing represented "a significant view" within the administration, but he said, "The way it comes across abroad is another matter, and it's simply going to exacerbate some of the negative views in that politicized Arab street".
