In some European emerging markets, structural problems were exacerbated by mistakes in economic policy.
Rising revenues (recent economic woes not withstanding) and bloated paychecks exacerbate such mistakes.
As Trump heads into his second year as commander-in-chief, experts worry that the Pentagon's expanded freedom coupled with more aggressive air campaigns could exacerbate the mistakes of his predecessors, creating not just more victims but more enemies, too.
MPS's issues were exacerbated by other mistakes – principally a poorly judged €9bn acquisition – but its primary issue is that billions of euros in loans were extended by the bank at a time when the scale of the impending recession was being underestimated.
While altitude is clearly triggering the incessant air biscuits, commonly made mistakes are exacerbating the situation.
China's economy is still at an earlier stage of development, and its government is likely to seek to avoid the mistakes that exacerbated Japan's slump.
It's also the case that his mistakes were exacerbated by the military's efforts to undermine him, together with those of a sizable portion of Egypt's secular liberal élite.
LONDON — The chairman of Royal Bank of Scotland, whose record loss and near collapse made it a symbol of the financial crisis in Britain, called Friday for an end to "public flogging" for past mistakes, because it exacerbated the bank's problems rather than solved them.
As such, any finger-pointing at others for specific mistakes will only exacerbate negative perceptions of the oil giant.
The blatant attempt at cover up exacerbates and institutionalizes the initial mistakes, making them seem even worse than they are and further tarnishing the already tattered ethical reputation of APA.
The authors say this could explain why poorer people are more likely to make mistakes or bad decisions that exacerbate their financial difficulties.
