Sentence examples for exacerbates concerns from inspiring English sources

To begin with, the Sure Thing Principle, like State Neutrality, exacerbates concerns about the Rectangular Field Assumption.

In May, 29 people were hospitalized during an Avicii gig in Toronto, and this episode exacerbates concerns that, as the Globe reports, "large incidents involving drug and alcohol problems are common at techno concerts". .

The fear that existing donors will not give enough to meet the organization's entire needs exacerbates concerns that the department will not make its targets, making fundraising personnel less supportive of their co-workers.

Honey bees have long been known to be in decline, suffering from the enigmatic colony collapse disorder, and the latest research on U.S. bumble bees only exacerbates concerns over future food production, as bees are responsible for pollinating 90percentt of the world's commercial plants, from fruits and vegetables to coffee and cotton.

He could miss a few days of practice, which could exacerbate concerns about his conditioning.

That would exacerbate concerns not just about Spain's future, but also about Italy's.

He added that the resignation news "exacerbated" concerns about the euro currency zone.

There were more important things to worry about: Rhodes suffered from epilepsy, which exacerbated concerns as he lay on the floor for four minutes.

These disclosures exacerbated concerns that corporate spending on information technology might be slowing, setting off a wave of selling in a broad range of technology shares.

Massive budget cuts to public education have exacerbated concerns about the quality of teaching and sinking student aptitude in math and science.

The service sector accounted for 46 percent of China's economy in 2012, so a sharp slowdown in the industry would exacerbate concerns about slackening economic growth.