Based on respondents' stated intentions, the English Public Health White Paper proposals are likely to exaggerate further the gradient in the proportion of non-food pubs and bars by deprivation level.
So if, for example, the summer months see a dip in total sales compared to Christmas, then the drama of the "market share" story could be exaggerated even further.
During a recession, higher fixed costs would very likely result in more job losses, exaggerating even further the volatile hire-and-fire cycle that has always plagued the industry.
Governments have further exaggerated the problem by imposing export quotas and trade restrictions, raising prices again.
Those risks are further exaggerated in the flights of paranoid fantasy to which he so frequently surrenders himself.
Standing in lane four alongside Britain's diminutive Jenny Meadows – whose bronze medal was inevitably overshadowed by the hysteria tonight – Semenya's notably developed frame was further exaggerated.
This is then further exaggerated by the fact that a lot of work has been carried out by palaeontologists in the US and Canada, where tyrannosaurs were the dominant carnivores, so a lot of tyrannosaur fossils have been found.
Perceptions of Australia's mineral wealth have further exaggerated the divide by pushing the local currency to a recent average close to 85 U.S. cents compared with just 48 cents when mineral prices were at their nadir in late 2001.
These juxtapositions are further exaggerated by faulting that places conductive, sedimentary rock characteristic of basin fill against more resistive igneous and metamorphic cratonic rock (Bally and Palmer 1989).
