Sentence examples for exacerbating fears from inspiring English sources

Concern that Greece could fall into Russia's orbit has caused disquiet in the Obama administration, exacerbating fears that Athens could be headed for the euro exit door with possibly disastrous consequences for security on Nato's south-eastern flank.

The huge numbers of people forced to flee quickly were exacerbating fears in Europe that countries like Italy would be flooded with needy people, leading Italy's foreign minister to refer to a possible "biblical exodus".

The rebel advance into the area this week was reportedly spearheaded by the Jabhat al-Nusra exacerbating fears among Syrians and religious minorities in particular about the role played by Islamic extremists within the rebel ranks.

Holden's decision was followed by an unusually blunt statement from Australia's last remaining carmaker, Toyota, exacerbating fears that the decision could have a knock-on effect.

Mortgage lending grew at its slowest rate for 10 years last month and house purchase approvals fell to an 18-month low, exacerbating fears of a "double dip" back into recession.

The project covers only a select number of cases and its very focus risks exacerbating fear and paranoia, when in reality, as Olmos points out, London currently has a very low murder rate.

Hence, too, exacerbated fears.

At times investment funds may have exacerbated fears about scarcity.

Toyota's response to Holden's announcement exacerbated fears that the decision could have a knock-on effect.

Recent data on jobs and housing, however, have exacerbated fears that the recovery may even be weaker than previously thought.

This exacerbates fears that Ebola will become endemic in high-risk areas, instead of being completely eradicated.