Sentence examples for has aggravated the problem from inspiring English sources

The investment rush has aggravated the problem of the illegal use of farmland.

Congress has aggravated the problem by showing a disturbing lack of commitment to making these programs more sound.

Mr Bush has aggravated the problem by pushing through a Medicare prescriptions law whose ten-year cost has now jumped to $530 billion.

In recent years, the cost of health care has aggravated the problem, by taking a huge bite out of most workers' paychecks.

Years of humans' feeding bears and available garbage have urbanized black bears, and a drought last winter has aggravated the problem.

The recession has aggravated the problem, as companies have tried to cut whatever they could — the airlines, for instance, have trimmed payrolls by sixteen per cent since 2007 — but even in more prosperous times there was a relentless emphasis on doing more with less.

Mr Cavallo has aggravated the problems, making the mistake of meddling too much and explaining too little, imagining that his reputation was guarantee enough.

School was stressful, and Adderall had aggravated the problem, but it wouldn't happen again.

Indeed, the financial rescue packages announced by the United States and European countries have aggravated the problem.

That day in practice, Rogers was leg-whipped by a teammate, which might have aggravated the problem.

Aid, including soft loans from the Bretton Woods institutions, may have aggravated the problem by keeping regimes with ruinous policies afloat, thus delaying reform.