Sentence examples for exacerbated the damage from inspiring English sources

Underdevelopment in the isolated part of eastern Uganda has exacerbated the damage, he said.

Some environmentalists argue that the clearing of mangroves to make way for shrimp ponds exacerbated the damage.

Both simulations were also performed without bone remodeling to investigate if remodeling removed or exacerbated the damage.

Higher sea levels exacerbated the damage from Hurricanes Harvey, Irma, and Maria, and higher water temperatures probably also made the storms more ferocious.

Climate change clearly exacerbated the damage of both Harvey and Irma, if for no other reason than the fact that higher sea levels produce higher storm surges.

It's just that it was ill advised, at least in the case of Pennsylvania, where they were trying to eliminate the stronger candidate and the White House exacerbated the damage by stonewalling.

Heading straight into the mouth of the canal, guided by a flare dropped by the launch, Vindictive became an instant target of the German batteries and was badly damaged, the shellfire exacerbating the damage suffered in the earlier Zeebrugge Raid and seriously damaging Vindictives port propeller.

Rising defaults would exacerbate the damage.

"These pressures exacerbate the damage to these children," Williams said.

It is wrong to try to capitalize and exacerbate the damage to children in order to deter parental conduct.

They exacerbate the damage caused by journal quality rankings based on "impact factor", which is already recognised by the scientific community in the west as problematic.