Sentence examples for issues exacerbated by 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.

Reliability issues exacerbated by small feature sizes in modern VLSI circuits challenge an accurate reliability assessment using the conventional approach of employing device-level accelerated life test.

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).

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.

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

But there's a larger problem that this development fails to address, and it's an issue exacerbated by every part of Amazon's business model.

The immediate causes of the contemporary care crisis in the United Kingdom are often attributed to a lack of funding for social care, an issue exacerbated by the austerity politics of the Conservative led UK Governments from 2010 to 2017.

Previous research indicates that children with Developmental Coordination Disorder (DCD) show deficits performing online corrections, an issue exacerbated by adding inhibitory constraints; however, cross-sectional data suggests that these deficits may reduce with age.

Ian Hudspeth, CCN spokesman on education and children's services and leader of Oxfordshire county council, said: "There is clear evidence that there are significant extra costs in delivering school transport services in rural county areas, with rurality a key issue exacerbated by a reduction in bus routes, and an increase in housing numbers.