Sentence examples for exacerbating the challenges from inspiring English sources

Of course, too, as I said at the outset, bad governance has played a baleful role in exacerbating the challenges.

"A report just last week by Enders Analysis found that the BBC plays no role in exacerbating the challenges newspapers around the world are facing.

Community opposition and even hostility remain issues at the old MetLife properties, exacerbating the challenges of finding value either by raising rents or selling units.

The organisation's chief executive, Dr Mary Taylor, said this was exacerbating the challenges faced by the social rented sector, where Scottish government funding for investment in new homes had been cut by 53%.

4 A major factor exacerbating the challenges for infants under 6 months is a paucity of disease prevalence data.

Natural disasters such as these continue to plague the Philippines, exacerbating the challenges caused by poverty and simmering conflict, and creating barriers to equitable access to quality education.

Exacerbating the challenge is the perception that it's somehow not a good idea to use the benefits that do exist; that the Protestant work ethic demands that we all struggle on and work when we're sick, for instance.

Exacerbating the challenge has been the linkage of HIV to drug use and sex work, which are officially known as "social evils".

Exacerbating the challenge of information overload, the standards for systematic reviews and meta-analyses are more demanding now than they were only 10 years ago.

However, studies such as this one which seek to integrate cellulase genes into the chromosome via native host machinery must use recA+ strains thereby exacerbating the challenge of homologous recombination.

But following its suggestions will only exacerbate the challenges the Times faces.