Sentence examples for heightened the problems from inspiring English sources
In a statement Leicester City explained that "late" arrivals of fans heightened the problems.
"We believe the lack of diversity on the boards of many, if not most, of our major financial institutions may have heightened the problems of 'groupthink' and made effective challenge and scrutiny of executive decisions less effective," it said.
The high prevalence of HIV, HBV, HCV and syphilis has heightened the problems of blood safety in Ethiopia.
The threat heightens the problems facing passengers making summer vacation plans, with 5 of the nation's 10 biggest airlines locked in potentially disruptive labor disputes.
Unfortunately, this interpretation merely heightens the problem.
Pollution has caused changes in the protective atmospheric layers, heightening the problem and leading to an epidemic of skin cancer globally.
Furthermore, the lack of universal consensus on which diagnostic methods and strategies should be implemented heightens the problem of under-diagnosis and as demonstrated, no uniformly implemented international gold standard diagnostic testing criteria for MHE exist.
"South Africa is a political miracle, and it's been interesting for me to see how the problems in North Africa have heightened the government's focus on the need to create jobs," Mr. Rohm said, adding that there is huge spending on job creation in its new budget.
It is a particularly virulent problem in Africa, where AIDS has heightened the vulnerability of millions.
The Americans heightened the pressure.
