Sentence examples for issues exacerbated from inspiring English sources

She was a troubled young lady with mental health issues exacerbated by substance misuse.

Meanwhile, his daughter is receiving treatment with IHMS for severe mental health issues, exacerbated by the attack, her father said.

Deep-rooted structural issues, exacerbated by political interference and systemic graft, lie at the heart of Pakistan's power crisis.

It takes a superstar with severe mental issues exacerbated by substance misuse to get the issue of mental health on the front pages, if only briefly (Report, 12 August).

ABC News executives have in part blamed "This Week's" difficulties on disruptive scheduling issues exacerbated this past year by ABC's acquisition of National Basketball Association games, which forced several pre-emptions and re-schedulings.

Though it spoke to immediate policy issues exacerbated by the economic crisis, and though sections of it skated close to a belief in motherhood and apple pie, this was at root a speech in an ethical socialist tradition with deep roots in British labour history.

Indeed, these social issues exacerbate the plight of many of the economically vulnerable in Vietnam and public outcry over allegations of such abuses by both multinational corporations (MNCs) and domestic firms has led to a number of strikes in the past decade (Phuong, 2017).

Namuncura said other issues exacerbate the underlying problem over land, such as social and cultural discrimination, political marginalization, and the widespread perception in Chile that "indigenous things have less value".

What's worse, according to the Anxiety and Depression Association of America, three quarters of adults who report their stress or anxiety affects sleep also say sleep issues exacerbates stress and anxiety.

Pharmacokinetic and formulation issues exacerbate the problem of prescribing in children.

Tiger conservation is a complex issue exacerbated by poverty, corruption, deeply held cultural beliefs, and political instability.