Sentence examples for exists exacerbated from inspiring English sources

But there is no doubt that the harsh view exists, exacerbated by politicians, starting with Richard Nixon and his "war on crime".

The drop in the standard of living and the inequalities between the European Union and Mexico which already exist will be exacerbated yet further.

(Mr. Silver concludes that the greenhouse effect almost certainly exists and will be exacerbated by man-made CO2 emissions).

It's a perfect explanation for the fixation on "clean eating" that exists offline but can be exacerbated by the food blogs, or the anxiety around health that exists just outside the frames of carefully-crafted Instagram shots of well-composed plates.

A lack of urgency exists concurrently with a fear of change, which may be exacerbated by unfamiliarity with the language being used in messages.

If remodeling imbalance exists after the completion of a remodeling cycle, the degree of bone loss will be exacerbated and that leads to osteoporosis [8].

However, in manufacturing environments this complexity can be exacerbated due to the wide-range of industrial devices and protocols that can exist.

The shocking inequalities that now exist in children's health within and between countries (Marmot 2006; Marmot et al. 1991; Waterston and Lenton 2000) will be exacerbated by global warming.

Being black and mentally ill also exposed me to the effects of having to deal with the double stigma of living in a society where racial discrimination still exists and can exacerbate a person's mental health problems.

"There are forces that have been in the ballet world that probably exacerbate what already exists in our society".

All of these disparate evils would have existed anyway, but they are exacerbated by It — a creature that, in addition to eating children, "feeds" by fanning the flames of violence, hatred, lawlessness, racism, misogyny, and sexual predation while disguised as a clown.