Sentence examples for exacerbating matters from inspiring English sources

Chandler suggested the Knicks were "out of sync," blowing a rotation on one possession, then exacerbating matters the next time by trying to improvise.

Exacerbating matters, the Knicks decided to expand the deal to include Chauncey Billups, which a) cost them more players than necessary and b) left them with a 34-year-old point guard in obvious decline, in place of the 26-year-old Raymond Felton, who was having his best season.

Exacerbating matters is that the majority of video advertising has actually been delivered in-banner (where a video ad is delivered in a banner ad unit) according to Accustream.

Exacerbating matters, many of the farmers and traders have fled the country, so crops have not been replanted.

Further exacerbating matters, President Mubarak, in December 1992, insisted Cairo would make "no concessions" over Halayeb and accused the Sudanese junta of sponsoring "terrorist operations" in North Africa in conjunction with Iran -- a charge denied by the Khartoum government.

Exacerbating matters, the CBP complaint system is so convoluted and opaque that sympathetic CBP officials have been known to advise border residents to bring their complaints to the Mexican consulate in order to increase the slim changes of a credible response.

Social networking sites like Facebook have only exacerbated matters.

The fact that it's a genocidal and secretive police state only exacerbates matters.

Erdoğan's unreliability extends to Syria itself, where his policies have arguably exacerbated matters.

Yet they also concede that losing, as the Knicks have done for six straight years, will only exacerbate matters.

Andersen exacerbated matters by pushing back against the referee Marc Davis, who was trying to break up the altercation.