Sentence examples for exacerbating the loss from inspiring English sources

Often, criminal organizations and terrorist groups proliferate in such environments further exacerbating the loss of control by a central government (Patrick 2007).

In particular, he was appalled that corrupt local authorities had allowed the construction of shoddy schoolhouses, exacerbating the loss of life.

A recent price increase undoubtedly exacerbated the loss of these more valuable customers.

If implemented poorly, however, the system could lead to unchecked development in the Valley that could increase traffic, exacerbate the loss of farmland, and generate more air pollution.

The judge ruled that the corps' activities allowed the channel to double its width, failed to protect the channel's banks against ship wakes and allowed saltwater to exacerbate the loss of wetlands in the area.

This paper aims to identify the root causes that exacerbated the loss of life from the 2011 Great East Japan Earthquake and Tsunami (GEJET) disaster in one of the local municipalities, Rikuzentakata.

"It exacerbates the loss of Senator Specter".

Apc ( Min/+ ) mice lacking IL-6 did not have type IIB fiber atrophy, while overexpression of circulating IL-6 exacerbated the loss of type IIB fiber CSA in Apc ( Min/+ ) mice.

The results showed that although 20 µM METH and 10 µM cytochalasin B individually affected cell survival, combination of METH and cytochalasin B exacerbated the loss of cell viability (Fig 1B).

As well, other anthropogenic stressors often occur simultaneously and likely act synergistically to exacerbate the loss of sharks; however, this has not been adequately quantified and trends in abundance and distribution of sharks on reefs are urgently needed to substantiate the establishment of conservation strategies.

However, in some situations, the responses were counterintuitive and would appear to exacerbate the loss of NADPH.