Sentence examples for has exacerbated this problem from inspiring English sources

Rajoy's inaction has exacerbated this problem.

If anything, the crisis has exacerbated this problem.

This situation also coupled with the retirement of a broad range of nuclear scientists and engineers, who were educated in the 1970s, has exacerbated this problem.

Poor communication between tribes and personnel has exacerbated this problem, says the report.

Introduction of prostate-specific antigen (PSA) testing in some countries has exacerbated this problem, leading to a much higher reported incidence rate, but having little influence on mortality rates (Evans and Møller, 2003).

The expansion of randomized clinical trials into areas requiring prolonged treatment of patients with a relatively good prognosis has exacerbated this problem, because many patients are still on active treatment when these interim analyses are done, and the time to definitive outcome (death or distant recurrence) is long.

Prison closures have exacerbated this problem and turned some prisons into veritable powder kegs.

Apple may have exacerbated this problem by giving its app the capacity for witty repartee (see "Social Intelligence") and running TV ads in which Siri appears to act with almost humanlike intelligence.

A 2005 report entitled, "Are Chemical Journals Too Expensive and Inaccessible?" notes that, "Small universities and undergraduate institutions may have problems accessing some journals, whereas larger universities with bigger budgets appear to have enough access [3]." Recent economic problems may well have exacerbated this problem for many colleges [4].

The NSA has exacerbated this trust problem in a slew of ways.

Advertising has exacerbated the problem, she says.