Sentence examples for exacerbating hardship from inspiring English sources

Factors exacerbating hardship included ineligibility for government support, co-morbidity, health service flexibility, and health literacy.

They warned that cuts would exacerbate hardship among the most vulnerable.

(2) How does a household's place in the larger social environment alleviate or exacerbate hardship in female-headed households?

We then read the summaries across households for similarities and differences in the management of hardship, and the ways in which female heads' social environments mediated or exacerbated hardship.

It may reduce consumption by problem drinkers, but in doing so risk exacerbating the hardships felt by their families (recent research suggests childhood economic hardship predicts adulthood alcohol problems, but not adulthood consumption, Gauffin et al., 2013).

Crony capitalists grown rich under Mubarak apparently manipulated markets to create artificial shortages and exacerbate economic hardship.

The purpose of this paper is to report the findings of the secondary analysis of the qualitative data focusing on the economic hardship--recognised as one of the key challenges that interfered with the process of BLI, its meaning as well as the key factors that contribute to and exacerbate economic hardship, based on the experiences of those who are affected by chronic illness.

Lee Gelernt, a lawyer at the American Civil Liberties Union, said the secrecy of the proceedings exacerbated the hardships faced by people who disappeared from sight on violations that in the past would not have resulted in incarceration.

Marginalized groups of Nepali society were doubly affected by the earthquake as it exacerbated preexisting hardships characterized by poverty and a lack of access to basic services.

Mutharika's bizarre decisions – among them his refusal to devalue the kwacha and the expulsions of the country's biggest tobacco buyer and the British high commissioner – have exacerbated the economic hardship caused by the debacle in global finance.

In addition, the impact of ETS on 2-year cognitive development was exacerbated by material hardship (Rauh et al. 2004).