Sentence examples for exacerbating each from inspiring English sources

It was said by her counsel, Nigel Power QC, that these were closely linked with her issues of sexuality, with them exacerbating each other.

"All of these problems are coalescing and exacerbating each other in ways that are not completely knowable at this time," said Gregory D. Johnsen, a Yemen expert who is currently in the country.

Both albuminuria and kidney dysfunction may affect circadian blood pressure (BP) rhythm, while exacerbating each other's effects.

Commenting on the ASL report, Russell Hobby, general secretary of the National Association of Head Teachers (NAHT), said: "We know that social disadvantage easily becomes entrenched, with low educational attainment and poverty exacerbating each other.

The two problems exacerbate each other.

Others argued that the economic team had mixed flawed messengers with uneven messages and that Mr. Lindsey's weaknesses and Mr. O'Neill's exacerbated each other.

That universality, of how racial tension and neighborhood gentrification can exacerbate each other, may be why it appeals to regional theaters.

It's a raw-looking film, but, even more, a raw-feeling one — this story of three young women friends in Brooklyn who lovingly exacerbate each other's misery.

It's impossible to imagine that the bright jumble of presents on the floor — items on someone's gift list ticked off methodically and wrapped by an underpaid stranger — will provide the recipients with anything but a brief moment of distraction: that sugar high of Christmas morning which, in joyless families, only exacerbates each member's sense of emptiness and futility.

Therefore, it seems highly likely that RLS and poor sleep quality act to exacerbate each other.

"Although a lack of due process, inhumane and sometimes fatally inadequate conditions, and a woeful lack of both oversight and transparency are endemic to the entire system, privatization has exacerbated each of these problems".