Sentence examples for exacerbating problem from inspiring English sources

A further exacerbating problem was the fact that some health care providers neglected to inform their hemophiliac patients of their HIV infection, allowing their sexual partners to become infected [ 16].

Although the current overall incidence of P. knowlesi infection in humans is low, an exacerbating problem is that it can be consistently misdiagnosed by microscopy as the more benign human malaria, P. malariae (1, 2, 8, 9 ).

With math and science teachers more likely to leave than other teachers, their retention poses a particularly exacerbating problem for schools to address (Henke et al. 2001; Ingersoll 2001).

It exacerbates problems, it deepens problems".

Nelson said the introduction of this "term lending scheme" was likely to exacerbate problems for savers.

The drought has exacerbated problems caused by poor water management, climate change and rapid population growth.

Leaving such a property to children can create or exacerbate problems among siblings and their families.

Intervention at this time could very well exacerbate problems inside the country".

If the data is incomplete or biased, AI can exacerbate problems of bias.

The latest default is expected to exacerbate problems in Argentina's recession-hit economy, analysts say.

An Omnicare spokesman acknowledges mistakes, but says that the Medicare change exacerbated problems.