Sentence examples for exacerbates after from inspiring English sources

So principally, the oocyte inbred genotype could already confer cell biological stress (Nadeau, 2009) that exacerbates after hormonal priming and during in vitro culture.

The crisis was then exacerbated after Australia said that rich countries should suspend talks about emission cuts.

Those inflation fears were exacerbated after the government said productivity in the first quarter fell more than expected.

The death of Mr Scott exposed racial tensions in Charleston that have been exacerbated after the church massacre.

It's a cycle he's been in since the beginning of the season, exacerbated after he was caught by his teenage daughter having sex with his mistress.

May's irritation about Morgan's remarks may have been exacerbated after she was questioned about the trousers by reporters on her flight to visit Bahrain earlier this week.

This folded after two clients failed to pay her for four months' work, but her problems were exacerbated after she invested in a second business that also went bust owing considerable amounts of money.

A sense of confusion inside the eurozone was exacerbated after Angela Merkel, the German chancellor, renewed her opposition to expanding the bailout fund for the euro, insisting that €500bn was the limit.