Sentence examples for going to exacerbate from inspiring English sources
An attack on Iraq is going to exacerbate this hatred.
But sounds like a solution is, campaigners say, just going to exacerbate the problem.
The official curfew is only going to exacerbate the situation, commentators fear.
He warns further housebuilding in east London and into Essex is only going to exacerbate the problems.
"Now they are entering the US market I can imagine that is only going to exacerbate the problem.
The impact of government decisions on Peckham is only going to exacerbate political grievances and the sense of injustice.
It's also, as we've said before, we believe a mistake for Russia, because not only are they going to be exacerbating sectarian tensions there in Syria, but they're potentially exacerbating sectarian tensions in Russia itself.
With reports emerging that Farook and Malik may have had ties to radical Islamism, these concerns are going to be exacerbated.
"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.
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.
