Sentence examples for has exacerbated problems for from inspiring English sources

The collapse in crude to $45 per barrel has exacerbated problems for the industry, but the Chatham House expert says a major price recovery cannot be guaranteed.

Their participation has exacerbated problems for the Hazaras back in Afghanistan, who make up roughly 10% of the population and have long been oppressed.

In the Sahel region and southern Africa, drought has exacerbated problems for millions of children already left vulnerable by the scourge of HIV/AIDS, which continues to decimate families across the continent.

The drought has exacerbated problems caused by poor water management, climate change and rapid population growth.

Moreover, efforts by the central level to retain substantial control of the implementation process – by using an earmarked budget, providing prescriptive (yet unclear) guidance on the policy, and offering few opportunities for feedback – may have exacerbated problems and contributed further to the programme's low uptake.

The global financial crisis has exacerbated these problems.

Bousted suggests schools-based teacher-training has exacerbated the pipeline problem for recruiting minority ethnic teachers.

Additionally, the preventative use of antibiotics in industrial animal production systems has exacerbated the problem of bacterial resistance to antibiotics, creating health risks for human populations.

Advertising has exacerbated the problem, she says.

Rajoy's inaction has exacerbated this problem.

The increase in stadium catering facilities has exacerbated the problem.