Sentence examples for further exacerbate the problem from inspiring English sources

Looking ahead to the UK outside the EU, he added: "Stricter immigration controls would further exacerbate the problem for the UK construction sector".

The inclusion of hybrid materials and newly developed materials although offering the potential of enhanced performance can further exacerbate the problem.

The multi-dimensional perspectives of sustainability such as economy, society, environment, combined with a lack of structured methodology and information at various hierarchical levels, further exacerbate the problem.

In this state he may further exacerbate the problem with glibness or by getting smart-alecky, or maybe by turning fawning and obsequious, thus diminishing his stature with the board and its chairman.

"The primary threat to electric reliability in the U.S. is extreme weather," Houser said, adding that climate change will further exacerbate the problem by strengthening storms in the region.

Another reason is that many African-American ministers still believe the institution of marriage, at least within the black family, is under assault, and that LGBTQ people further exacerbate the problem.

Water mismanagement further exacerbates the problem, he said.

The city's woes, of course, are not isolated, and that further exacerbates the problem.

The degradation of the coral, the key breakwater of the ocean's energy, further exacerbates the problem.

Further exacerbating the problem is the fact that many existing buildings house the federal government and nonprofit organizations, which cannot be taxed.

First Great Western said overrunning engineering works, with no trains running between London Paddington and Reading, were further exacerbating the problem.