Sentence examples for exacerbates itself from inspiring English sources

The trouble is that the issue exacerbates itself.

The highest rate of constipation, he said, was found in boys around 10. "My experience is the kids don't like to go to the bathroom at school, so there's a sort of voluntary retention that exacerbates itself".

— the divergence exacerbates poverty itself, driving households deeper into distress and lowering social mobility.

Extant research also suggests that stress can cause and/or exacerbate inflammation itself [ 49, 50].

3– 10 Patients with psoriasis have an increased risk of depression and anxiety compared with the general population, 11 and lifestyle risk factors that may exacerbate psoriasis itself or complications of the disease, such as smoking and alcohol use, are highly prevalent in this patient population.

The kennel itself exacerbates a lot of problems, especially for intelligent dogs, used to rural environments.

Moreover, the lack of Republican women exacerbates the "war" itself.

That knowledge of how things can go down, in and of itself, exacerbates the fight-or-flight stress response my body goes through, every time an unleashed dog is in my vicinity.

While increasing poverty levels fuel the spread of HIV, the pandemic itself exacerbates those levels in households and families with people living with HIV/AIDS [ 11].

Although these results indicate that knockdown of p16 itself exacerbates leukemia, we suppose that down-regulation of p16 also prevent the anti-leukemic effect of EZH2 inhibitor, because the difference of mean survival time between Control/DZNep and shp16/DZNep (9.8 days) is longer than that between Control/DDW and shp16/DDW (7.6 days).

While not sparing IRS management, the report makes clear that service problems have been exacerbated by Congress itself, which has forced the agency to administer a growing number of complicated and often temporary or last-minute tax breaks.