More simply, Richard L. Trachtman, a lobbyist for the American College of Physicians, said the proposal would "exacerbate the harm" done by cutbacks made in 1997.
The United States has no economic interests that will be placed at risk, and this narrow measure will not exacerbate the harm already done to the majority of Zimbabweans, who have seen their economy deteriorate under Mr. Mugabe.
The vice provincial, the Rev. James Heuser, apologized not just for the harm done by Father Nugent, but also for "the further pain you have experienced by our seeming failure to grasp the seriousness of your claims," which "only exacerbated the harm already caused you by Father Nugent himself".
However, it also can make detecting crime more difficult, exacerbating the harm caused to victims.
Specifically, Noble is "trying to think about centering people who are already living in the margin– who are already living under racist and sexist stress and how these technologies might be exacerbating the harm that comes their way".
But now the New York Times has exacerbated the harm of its denial about the Iraqi death toll, by using its own failure to accurately report the death toll in Iraq as a benchmark for comparison to other human tragedies: in particular, to claim that murder in Venezuela claimed more lives in 2009 than did violence in Iraq.
Rosemary Ahtuangaruak of Nuiqsut, Alaska, "is deeply concerned that... dispersants will exacerbate the harms to the wildlife and arctic ecosystem central to her community," which is enclosed by oil infrastructure, such as rigs and pipelines, the letter said.
Talking exacerbates the damage.
Rising defaults would exacerbate the damage.
Don't exacerbate the damage.
