Sentence examples for exacerbating the troubles from inspiring English sources

The report, based on investigations conducted over the winter, is expected to establish what many households in default knew long ago: that banks cared little for the legal niceties governing foreclosure, exacerbating the troubles of millions at a particularly vulnerable point of their lives.

Anxieties that hurricanes have jacked up already high gas prices, exacerbating the troubles of a middle class bogged down by mounting costs for education, housing and health care.

In the political calculus of the moment, exacerbating the troubles of the most vulnerable has become a pragmatic way to curry favor.

Her husband lost his job as a clerk in Kathmandu due to the recent constitutional protests and blockade of Nepal's border posts with India, which exacerbated the troubles of the Nepalese.

The current emergency has exacerbated the trouble, said Robert Mandelbaum, a hotel analyst at PKF Consulting.

But if America reacts by turning in on itself raising trade barriers and rejecting foreign investors it risks exacerbating the economic troubles that lie behind its current funk.Everybody goes through bad times.

Regulators have cited the banks' ultrathin reserves in the early days of the financial crisis as a major factor exacerbating the industry's troubles, and are eager to avoid a repeat.

And now extreme weather caused by El Niño is exacerbating the region's troubles, causing crop failures and disease outbreaks that have left nearly a million malnourished children in need of treatment, according to new figures from UNICEF.

This exacerbates the problem".

Progress exacerbates the problem.

Land loss exacerbates the problem.