Sentence examples for expected to exacerbate from inspiring English sources
The forecaster said this was expected to exacerbate the flooding in Galway.
Most are now raised high off the ground to avoid rising seas and intense storms, both of which climate change is expected to exacerbate in the coming years.
In many places this combination is expected to exacerbate public health risks and drive up energy consumption in what becomes a dangerous feedback loop.
With Brexit expected to exacerbate the problem, the analysis shows investment per employee has fallen by 27% in real terms between 2007 and 2017.
Dropping out of the postal treaty, first ratified in 1874, is expected to exacerbate tensions with China, but the Postal Service and business groups applauded the action Wednesday.
Yet, several animal species have been shown to be reluctant to move across inhospitable landscape matrices, a phenomenon that would be expected to exacerbate fragmentation effects.
To explore its cellular roles in S. pombe, we overexpressed the translocon β subunit expecting to exacerbate its function and induce a revealing phenotype.
Global warming is further predicted to increase the frequency of droughts and aridity of the Chihuahuan Desert, causing up to 40% species turnover by 2055 [50], which we can expect to exacerbate the current ecological conditions in the Janos region, unless major changes in land management are made.
The situation has been exacerbated by wetter rainstorms, which are expected to worsen over time and have been attributed to climate change.
A 10%% global agricultural shortfall would roughly triple the price of grain (Bailey et al. 2015), which would be expected to aggressively exacerbate global food insecurity.
New protocols that increase the production of cDNA [ 14, 15] using primers attached to the 5' end of the transcript could increase cDNA yields from small amounts of RNA But Iscove [ 14] states "only a few hundred bases of extreme 3' sequence" are amplified by their method This procedure would be expected to greatly exacerbate the loss of signal due to shortened transcripts.
