Sentence examples for exacerbating the lack from inspiring English sources
When liquidity appears to be limited, those faced with this uncertainty fear the worst and try to hang on to their capital, exacerbating the lack of liquidity in the markets.This uncertainty may have been increased by the lack of transparency in the modern financial system.
The high cost of medicine purchase in India and relatively low public health investment is exacerbating the lack of access to essential medicines.
But the building's monochrome palette exacerbates the lack of critical mass.
Last month, Electricité de France announced plans to sell its 90% stake in the Buenos Aires electricity distributor, Edenor.Although the government insists that it has more than enough resources to avoid crippling energy shortages this year and next, devoting them to short-term solutions will only exacerbate the lack of capacity.
It can also exacerbate the lack of awareness and understanding on the topic.
So, it's easy to take married sex for granted and stop trying to impress each other, which only exacerbates the lack of mystery.
The Economists Robert Lane Greene notes that the lack of a strong European military only exacerbates the lack of unified EU foreign policy and discounts any EU arguments towards superpower status, noting especially that the EU's creation of a global response force rivaling the superpower's (United States of America) is "unthinkable".
In addition, the use of the proteasome inhibitor MG132 did not exacerbate the lack of aggregation.
The current US nursing shortage exacerbates the lack of inpatient capacity by further decreasing the number of staffed beds available to offload an overcrowded ED.
Collectively, these demotivating factors encouraged attrition from the health workforce and exacerbated the lack of trust between service users and health service providers.
Special training programmes in nursing are unable to function on a regular basis, due to a lack of trained teaching staff, which exacerbates the lack of places even further.
