Sentence examples for it only exacerbated from inspiring English sources

It only exacerbated his sense that he was different an observer, and not a participant.

It only exacerbated his sense that he was different — an observer, and not a participant.

But he did it in a way that only exacerbated doubts about his judicial temperament and whether he possesses the balance and impartiality essential for any federal judge.

Washington's reluctance to fulfill its humanitarian obligations has only exacerbated concerns among Ashraf residents and their families in Iran and abroad.

It's been a long, hot summer for Tesla's operations, and Musk has only exacerbated problems for the company with his very public complaints about short sellers, whistle-blowers, reporters, analysts and others who have openly questioned the company's viability.

Anthony's injuries have only exacerbated matters, making him a high-volume shooter with a low success rate.

Paris, London and other cities have learned to love, or at least tolerate, tall buildings within their historic fabric, which has only exacerbated issues of overshadowing or blocking out neighbours' sunlight.

The subprime loan crisis has only exacerbated — in lay terms, "more baddened" — the trend, which runs particularly high in minority neighborhoods, as well as certain "transitional" areas on the verge of becoming "so over".

And the recent string of accidents involving driverless cars has only exacerbated these concerns.

This problem is only exacerbated as processors move to the many-core realm.

The imminent construction of a deep seaport facility and a naval shipyard has not only exacerbated population influx but has further intensified land speculation.