Sentence examples for exacerbated supply from inspiring English sources

Ukrainian government restrictions have exacerbated supply shortages, limited civilian access to aid and deepened resentment in separatist-held areas.

The challenge is exacerbated by supply driven intervention approaches designed mainly to improve agronomic responses through single sized technological packages, that are failing to unmask the social contours of technology adoption in Africa.

It concluded that the expedition was poorly planned and executed and that difficulties had been underestimated, problems which were exacerbated by supply shortages and by personality clashes and procrastination at high levels.

But it would also increase demand for housing, push up rents and, by discouraging downsizing in later life, exacerbate supply shortages.

Ageing water infrastructure and population growth, issues that are characteristic of megacities, are likely to exacerbate water supply deficits in London.

But the increase was offset by another decline in the median home price and another build to inventories that exacerbates the supply glut that is hampering the market.

On the economy front, the National Association of Realtors said existing home sales climbed 2.9%, to 4.68 million, in April, but the increase was offset by another decline in the median home price and another build to inventories that exacerbates the supply glut that is hampering the market.

Historian Bryce Evans has shown that the critical failure of Sean Lemass and others to establish an Irish mercantile marine in the 1930s would exacerbate Irish supply problems in the Second World War.

These findings suggest that clinical judgement can exacerbate blood supply shortage.

The price decline has been exacerbated by increasing supply; and while Britain has been playing its part, the real powerhouses of new output have been elsewhere.

Weak procurement and distribution systems adversely affect drug supply, exacerbated by counterfeiting and corruption.