Sentence examples for further aggravating the problem from inspiring English sources

Further aggravating the problem are a series of corruption scandals and calls for Ms. Rousseff's impeachment.

Our findings suggested that drainage of aquaculture ponds can increase the emissions of potent GHGs from the coastal zone of China to the atmosphere during winter, further aggravating the problem of global warming.

Third, further aggravating the problem of power, the study turned out to realize intensive insulin therapy, but without tight glycaemic control.

The Law on the State Enterprise further aggravated the problem.

Underground construction in urban areas has, thus, generally been limited to situations without a viable surface alternate; as a result, additional increases in surface construction have further aggravated the problem.

Reliability and performance issues further aggravates the problem.

The existence of high fees and commissions further aggravated the problem of lower returns.

Moreover, the increase in diameter of the metallic core to increase the EMSE further aggravates the problem.

Moreover, the lack of a nonlinear analog of Gelfand's formula for computing spectral radius, see Examples 6.5, 7.8 in [8], coupled with the lack of the representation of resolvent of the pair ((p, J_{m})) further aggravates the problem.

New Canadian legislation called Bill C-36, which could become law in a matter of weeks, would further aggravate the problem by introducing harsher penalties for prostitution, driving more sex workers underground.

And just as Congress is preparing to provide incentives for state governments to expand DNA databases by including arrestees -- which may further aggravate the problem of coincidental matches -- the FBI is disincentivizing states from working with academic researchers by threatening to rescind their access to federal databases if they open up their own databases to outsiders.