Sentence examples for exacerbating the pressure from inspiring English sources

Across Wall Street, business is slowing while the big firms are trying to reduce their leverage, exacerbating the pressure on profits.

Whether it's inscribing "Marry Me" onto a frozen lake or enlisting the help of Tom Hanks, every other week some absurdly over-the-top proposal goes viral, further exacerbating the pressure on couples everywhere.

To exacerbate the pressure, the 49-year-old Willingham is one of the highest-paid coaches in college football, and at this point last year, the Irish were 8-0 and ranked fourth nationally.

In the second half of 2014, refugees fleeing Iraq and Syria in the face of the incursions of the Islamic State further exacerbated the pressure on the Turkish immigration system.

That dramatic decline in revenue exacerbated the pressure on us, but the financial pressure on all law firms today are very significant.

Not surprisingly, companies that give quarterly guidance tend to attract a disproportionate percentage of short-term investors, who in turn exacerbate the pressure for short-term results at the expense of long-term growth.

Clearly Winfrey's aggressive, exhibitionistic approach had exacerbated the pressure on Lindsay, but Winfrey seemed completely unaware of the role she was playing, that she was toying with a troubled girl's life.

The threat of a football boycott no doubt exacerbated the pressure on Wolfe and Missouri chancellor R. Bowen Loftin, who announced Monday that he would resign at the end of the year.

The former situation is further complicated by calcium ion fluctuations to levels capable of activating both of these Kreb's cycle enzymes, which would exacerbate the pressure on OXPHOS.

Holiday shopping just exacerbates the pressures these consumers feel.

Exacerbating the economic pressures, the lack of political ad dollars last year meant that many stations experienced 30 percent declines in ad revenue, according to the Television Bureau of Advertising.