Sentence examples for exacerbating the cycle from inspiring English sources

Amnesty International criticized the Bangladeshi government for responding to the opposition with brute force, warning that the tactic risks exacerbating the cycle of violence.

In a setting where the striking rate of gun violence begets an impulse among many in the public to arm themselves for protection, exacerbating the cycle, the situation can only improve once Brazilians across the country start to feel safer.

And their graduation rate is much lower as well (60percentt versus more than 90percentt for affluent children), exacerbating the cycle of poverty and depriving these children from living up to their full potentials.

In many Latin American cities where Chagas disease is endemic, unregulated urbanization and widespread emergence of shantytowns has created serious strain on community resources and left many neighborhoods without a basic infrastructure, further exacerbating the cycle of destitution associated with this disease [ 3- 5, 11, 19].

Axe housing benefit for people under the age of 25 and you will force people like me to choose between education and a place to live, a choice that will only exacerbate the cycle of poverty.

Johnson was a teenager in the '80s, when the crack-cocaine epidemic led to a drug war that targeted poor minorities and exacerbated the cycle of poverty and crime.

Historically, many countries have suffered a pattern of procyclical fiscal policy: spending too much in booms and then forced to cut back in recessions, thereby exacerbating the business cycle.

In sharp contrast, emerging and developing countries have followed procyclical fiscal policy, thus exacerbating the underlying business cycle.

These policies exacerbate the economic cycle, and contribute to the paradox of the resource curse.During the recent commodities' boom, resource-rich countries have sought to escape the curse by pouring natural-resource income into sovereign-wealth funds (SWFs).

Otherwise, more immediate challenges to the livelihoods of pastoralist communities could exacerbate the vicious cycle of impoverishment and contribute to undermining their survival capacity.

Based on these findings, Chang et al. postulate that SAG-UPS probably favors and exacerbates the vicious cycle of tumorigenic microenvironment for the progression of hepatoma.