Sentence examples for it exacerbates the problem from inspiring English sources

Social science suggests it exacerbates the problem.

But their research found that, while inflated praise may help those children who already have high self esteem, it exacerbates the problem for those who lack such confidence.

He said his drug and alcohol use was an attempt to change his mood, but added that it was "a bad idea and it exacerbates the problem".

Windstorm insurance association premium rates are so "inadequate for the risk that they are assuming," Ms. Kitzman said, that it exacerbates the problem of private insurers not wanting to write business along the coast.

Privately, the charities are concerned that the Animal Action campaign could have an effect on donations – but they are also worried about tackling the organisation head-on in case it exacerbates the problem.

"If there's no liquidity in the system, it exacerbates the problems.

And it exacerbates the problems that arise with poverty, regional conflicts, terrorism, and international trade.

The experience of trying to seek help should not be so difficult that it exacerbates the problems you're reaching out because of.

Reporting on false battles, encouraging people to continue to believe that they must choose between their religious inclinations and their scientific proclivities, is not only wrong but it exacerbates the problems arising from the fact that we live in a society in which scientific illiteracy is rampant.

Will legalizing prostitution help to end sex trafficking or will it exacerbate the problem?

He said that it exacerbated the problems of the funding formulas.