Sentence examples for exacerbating news from inspiring English sources

By Janet Flanner The New Yorker, September 4 , 1965P. 92 Ithas been a summer of exacerbating news -major like the Watts bloodshed and the bitter power struggle in the streets of Athens and in Algeria, and minor like the small Belgian riots over language this last weekend in Ostend.

Ithas been a summer of exacerbating news -major like the Watts bloodshed and the bitter power struggle in the streets of Athens and in Algeria, and minor like the small Belgian riots over language this last weekend in Ostend.

Tensions were exacerbated by news that the CIA ran a fake vaccination programme in Abbottabad to identify the occupants of Bin Laden's house.

That plunge was then exacerbated by news of the inconclusive election in Britain, and, finally, all of it together helped fuel the sudden 1,000-point 1,000-point dropon Wall Street.

Concern about the BNP's finances has been exacerbated by news that the Electoral Commission is investigating the party's 2008 accounts and that its 2009 accounts are already late.

The notoriety of the film was exacerbated when news broke that many of the cast were incarcerated for links to gangs and terrorist cells in the North, with some tabloid denouncing the project for making film stars out of criminals.

The game had begun under a barely concealed layer of concern over strikes and security fears, exacerbated by news of skirmishes involving England fans in Marseille, but Didier Deschamps's young France team eventually achieved lift-off with a 2-1 victoverover a dogged Romania.

According to Finch, the powder keg was ignited by Cuomo's decision this past December to institute a statewide ban on hydraulic fracturing or what Finch refers to as "safe gas drilling"—and further exacerbated by the news that none of New York's new casino development would reach the Southern Tier.

He added that the resignation news "exacerbated" concerns about the euro currency zone.

Every day, his mother must pray that he survives, her fears exacerbated by the news that he tried to kill himself.

The situation is further exacerbated by the news that the International Monetary Fund has forecast our gross domestic product to rise by 1.1%.