Sentence examples for exacerbating the trend from inspiring English sources

Have you investigated the role of our modern electronic gadgetry in exacerbating the trend toward obesity?

Psychologists said the findings suggested grandparents were exacerbating the trend towards less healthy eating patterns.

Exacerbating the trend, Sears s, another Dow component, reported weak November sales, raising worries about the outlook for the holiday season in the whole retail sector.

An analysis of the implications of full implementation of CAFTA-DR in Central America has shown that the trade agreement is likely to further the nutrition transition by exacerbating the trends in food availability observed in this study of previous trade liberalization measures [ 60].

"If Freddie spooked foreigners, the Fannie scandal will exacerbate the trend," he said.

A weak print advertising market and smaller profit on digital advertising have exacerbated the trend.

A trade agreement between the two countries, which eliminated tariffs on catfish a year ago, will presumably exacerbate the trend.

The first is that foreigners are buying up Britain's most famous firms, and weak sterling may exacerbate the trend.

Higher asset prices have exacerbated the trend towards inequality, since the rich own more assets than the poor.

It's a laudable cause; the Obama administration has continued (and in many cases exacerbated) the trend of the White House making the fourth estate's job incredibly difficult.

The rise of activist investors — who campaign aggressively for change when they're not satisfied with performance — has exacerbated the trend.