With reports emerging that Farook and Malik may have had ties to radical Islamism, these concerns are going to be exacerbated.
That would be the case in any year, but over the next 12 months supply problems are going to be exacerbated by other challenges facing British agriculture.
"But a problem that was bad in 1993 is only going to be exacerbated by the fact that you have fewer lawyers doing pro bono," said Deputy Attorney General Eric H. Holder Jr., who has been directed by President Clinton to monitor and promote pro bono work in minority communities.
Few things are more worrying when you are young than standing in the middle of a playing field with 20 other boys, waiting to call out their names and knowing that when your turn comes, your stammer is only going to be exacerbated by the anxiety of getting it right.
The food crisis is going to be exacerbated, but it has a very long history.
The deficit situation of the last five years was never urgent, and which was only going to be exacerbated by the austerity ideology that's currently devastating Europe.
And while most of them won't exactly be living the 19th century peasant life, it's fair to say that plenty of recovering heroin addicts won't necessarily be in the most stable financial situation, leading to a certain amount of stress, which is only going to be exacerbated by a screaming child.
The latter was considered to add to children's predispositions, pre-existing behavioural problems and real-life aggression: "in a child that was already going to be aggressive it might exacerbate it, but I don't think it would cause it alone in a child who wasn't aggressive".
It's going to be all too easy to exacerbate the problem over the next, well, forever.
The Tequila crisis probably exacerbated what was going to be, in any case, a difficult transition to a post-reform economy.
