Sentence examples for exacerbated two from inspiring English sources

Tensions were exacerbated, two members said, after Mr. Angelides was linked last month to an investigation by the Securities and Exchange Commission into donations by a JPMorgan Chase executive to his 2002 re-election campaign for California treasurer.

"You personally exacerbated one of this nation's greatest blights," Judge Garaufis said.

Instead of improving British democracy, Mr Farage's insurgency would have exacerbated one of its biggest weaknesses.So it would be better for the mainstream parties to undertake remedial action themselves.

Barbate, in fact, has found itself caught in a perfect storm: a fiscal crisis that has sunk public finances, a dwindling fishing industry that has exacerbated one of Spain's worst unemployment situations, and a revival of the drug smuggling that has long plagued this area because of its proximity to North Africa.

It was a scene of utter desperation and horror exacerbated hundred fold when the second tower began to buckle and went down.

At that meeting he caught cold, which he exacerbated four days later by testifying for three hours in a civil dispute concerning a property he owned in Winchester, Massachusetts.

But this dramatic expansion also exacerbates two underlying dangers in the IoT.

The jurisdictional split exacerbates two of the greatest challenges to HHR planning: the rural to urban and interprovincial brain drains.

Local stardom is destructive because it exacerbates one of the biggest problems that modern American C.E.O.s face: hubris.

It certainly exacerbates one of the problems of this model of leadership that competition becomes intensely personal.

Russian sabre-rattling might unsettle the litas; the euro should hold up better.But the euro could also exacerbate one of the Lithuanian economy's weaknesses.