Sentence examples for exacerbating issues from inspiring English sources

The internet is just an extension of ourselves We like to take the fault away from ourselves and blame technology for exacerbating issues such as, say, bullying or extremism, but all the internet does is connect human beings to human beings – it doesn't do anything to you.

Conversely, "Story mode" was criticised for exacerbating issues relating to pace, which was already remarked as having "snail's pace".

Stratification also leads to QIs with small denominators, exacerbating issues of measurement precision and stability when event rates are low.

He told me about how the band's early success had exacerbated issues he had with anxiety.

The angst has to do with the fact that some accounts that came afterward exacerbated issues and drove wedges between people that shouldn't have been driven.

The addition of a reductant consistently affected the initial solution concentrations of U, I, and Pu more than other elements (Table 2); reducing conditions exacerbate issues regarding precipitation or sorption to container walls for these elements.

A changing climate, for example, clearly exacerbates issues surrounding our food, water, and energy supplies.

When the Boston Globe asked what medical specialists thought of the shoe, Dr. John Giurini Chief of Podiatry at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center said that "flat shoes with limited support can exacerbate issues such as achilles tendonitis, plantar fasciitis, posterior tibial tendonitis, among other problems".

One solution is to screen and select study participants for elevated pre-intervention distress, a choice that would likely exacerbate issues with recruitment.

The management of multimorbidity presents significant challenges for patients, doctors and carers and is likely to exacerbate issues in communication, relationships or systems that have the potential to bring errors or adverse events in medical care.

Mental ill-health accounts for a significant proportion of global disability-adjusted life years (DALYs) and years lived with disability (YLDs), especially in poorer countries where a number of factors combine to exacerbate issues of undertreatment.