Sentence examples for exacerbating the effects from inspiring English sources

Exacerbating the effects of Kolb's iffy pocket poise is his arm strength, which, by N.F.L. standards, is nothing more than modest.

Given a chance, they ate much more than their siblings, exacerbating the effects of their tendency to turn food into fat.

The commission's political leaders suspected that China was hoarding water behind dams it has built on the Mekong, exacerbating the effects of the drought.

This American anthropologist shows how over-farming has exhausted Australia's soil, and how too much clearing by man and trampling by sharp-hooved sheep has harmed its ability to retain water, exacerbating the effects of drought and increasing its salinity.

When single men who survived the war returned home, they often preferred younger brides, exacerbating the effects of a sex ratio already skewed by male mortality in the war.

This can result from residual lateral displacements, degradation in strength and stiffness, or the direct heating of the steel reinforcement as a result of removal of cover, exacerbating the effects of fire.

For Mumbai, a lack of planning risks exacerbating the effect of natural calamities.

Biofuels are accused by the UN and others of pushing up world food prices, and exacerbating the effect of the most severe drought in the US in half a century.

Homocysteine also appears to exacerbate the effects of other cardiovascular risks.

The difficulty of getting aid to the remote region exacerbates the effects.

The sale of Malawi's entire backup supply of grain and the past year's political upheaval in Zimbabwe have exacerbated the effects of the natural disaster.