Sentence examples for has not only exacerbated from inspiring English sources

The current state of play over House Speaker John Boehner's (R-Ohio) attempts to get a continuing resolution through the House to avert a government shutdown -- an effort that has not only exacerbated tensions within the House GOP caucus, but has also spilled over into a wider war between House and Senate Republicans -- is emblematic of the larger problem looming ahead of the coming fiscal crises.

The imminent construction of a deep seaport facility and a naval shipyard has not only exacerbated population influx but has further intensified land speculation.

Bans on thinning and salvage harvesting have not only exacerbated the fire danger in public forests but it has also left them more susceptible to disease, insects and high winds.

The budget cuts have not only exacerbated unemployment and dampened consumer demand, they've shaken the society to its core with a pernicious feeling that the quality of life in America is declining.

Rampant theft has not only harmed the economy and exacerbated poverty but it has also contributed to public insecurity.With corruption endemic even in the army, soldiers are sent to the front line short of ammunition and rations.

But that move has done little to calm a storm which has not only exposed Labour to attack from its opponents, but exacerbated internal divisions at the worst possible moment for the party.

The fact is, violence has not only failed to create stability, in many ways it has acted to exacerbate the situation of instability and injustice which fuels terrorism.

For 10 years the trauma at the heart of Australia had not only been denied, but exacerbated.

Britain was still recovering from the Great Depression, which had not only made millions unemployed but exacerbated ill health and reduced incomes that were already below the poverty line.

Over the years I have grown increasingly convinced that western military interventions and wars to "fix" the Middle East have not only failed, but have vastly exacerbated nearly all regional situations.

Shifting demand to the fortunate sector that has won aid from the unfortunate one that has not will only exacerbate the upheaval.