Sentence examples for exacerbated this week from inspiring English sources

A febrile mood back home in Washington has only been exacerbated this week by a specific Isis threat against the US capital city and an unrelated security scare that shut down much of downtown Washington DC on Monday morning.

The rebels' anger is focused on Griffin's leadership style and concern about the party's debts which were exacerbated this week when the Electoral Commission said the BNP had failed to keep adequate financial records for the second year running.

That was exacerbated this week when Ramos of "Al Punto" ramped up criticisms of House Speaker John Boehner (R-Ohio), including by comparing him to the much-criticized Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio.

This was exacerbated three years ago, when sectarian groups in Syria were backed by the US, Turkey, Saudi Arabia and Qatar.

Those concerns were exacerbated yesterday morning when rebel fighters overran the only border crossing between the two countries.

His strong physical likeness to his famous father is exacerbated today by a retro, mod-esque outfit, of dark blue trousers and a polo-style T-shirt.

That brand damage may have been exacerbated two months ago by a smaller recall of the older product that replaced MoistureLoc on the shelves, ReNu Multiplus, after reports that traces of excess iron in some bottles were causing discoloration.

The situation was exacerbated last week by news reports that India had become Iran's top oil customer, while an Indian official announced plans to send a trade delegation to Tehran.

"I have emphasized that when we implement these we will be doing it to not create a burden that exacerbates today's stresses," he said.

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With relentless bombings and instability continuing and exacerbating today in Iraq, it's almost as if we've washed our hands clean of any involvement.