Sentence examples for is now exacerbating from inspiring English sources

Instead of facilitating upward mobility, our higher education system is now exacerbating inequality.

Money from the federal stimulus this year has proved a decidedly mixed blessing, since much of it has come with requirements on the states to maintain school, health-care and other spending which is now exacerbating their deficits.

NHS workers will have had their pay cut by 12% by the end of the decade because of a government-imposed wage restraint that is now exacerbating chronic understaffing, new research reveals.

"If a new supplier is found, presumably at a premium, the company will have to address the chronic shortages of healthcare professionals which has dogged Atos and which is now exacerbated by the need for additional resources to deal concurrently with Pip".

The school system is in a state of flux that began before Katrina and is now exacerbated by a delay in the opening of parish (county) schools, but many hope that its new model, dominated by independent "charter" schools, may be an improvement.

This has been the source of the largest refugee flow, and is now exacerbated by Russian military support of Assad.

This trend is now exacerbated by environmental degradation and climate change, which is increasing the frequency and intensity of events like floods, cyclones and heat waves.

"The normal pressures are now exacerbated because the department stores are trying to make two pennies for every one they invest".

"He basically recommended that this is a good time for shareholders to extract value because of the increased costs in the Gulf, which are now exacerbated by the BP spill".

These basic difficulties are now exacerbated as states and local governments cut services and lay off staff in the face of budget shortfalls.

"Mozambique responded quickly to the flooding but all our problems around water and sanitation, shelter, health, and education are now exacerbated by this severe cyclone".