Sentence examples similar to exacerbates designated from inspiring English sources

These health problems will only be exacerbated once they are designated as the full-time caregiver for their loved one.

Eviction is the most common outcome for renters living in properties designated as "nuisance". Eviction — which would represent a crisis for anyone — exacerbates the underlying trauma that led to the emergency call in the first place.

In China, rumors exacerbated a public health crisis when it was suggested that Hong Kong had been designated an "infected port" amid the SARS outbreak of 2003.

Therefore, some individuals who have mild dementia, possess sufficient driving skills to be designated as fit drivers; however, a stage/time will come when their neuropsychological impairment will exacerbate and will ultimately render them unfit drivers.

Parliament designated Salam as prime minister in April 2013, but he had been unable to form a cabinet for months due to rivalries between the Hezbollah-dominated March 8 bloc and the March 14 alliance, led by the Sunni Future Party, a power struggle exacerbated by support for opposing sides in Syria's civil war.

Both are designated landmarks.

It even designated ghosts.

was designated by 2006.

Ogando is designated.

Have a designated driver.

The designated hitter.