Sentence examples for it to exacerbate from inspiring English sources

This cowardly act against freedom of speech and freedom of expression is reprehensible to all sane people, but sadly, some have used it to exacerbate their already biased views.

The federal government responded to these protests by sending in the army to quell the cartel violence – unfortunately, bringing more weapons into the city doesn't end crime and violence; it tends to exacerbate it.

To those of us who were trying to control the situation, it seemed to exacerbate it". Cheit added that, ultimately, "Reagan's political career owed a lot to the people who used the campus as a radical base for political activity.

However, neutralization of TNFα in humans did not result in an improvement in demyelinative disease in multiple sclerosis, but rather it seemed to exacerbate it [10, 11].

"In certain circumstances, particularly where someone is injured and it stands to exacerbate the injury, it may well be tantamount to cruel and unusual punishment," Ms. Lieberman said of the policy.

The main shortcomings of this approach are: 1) while it minimizes stochastic errors, it tends to exacerbate systematic ones (e.g., Delsuc et al. 2005; Jeffroy et al. 2006).

The difficult policy choices have certainly not gone away but it would appear that the Bo case has been sidelined without it serving to exacerbate the debates that are occupying the present leadership and which will surely dominate the agenda of the incoming leadership.

Obesity is a risk factor for knee OA and it appears to exacerbate knee pain and disability.

This not only inspires more active opposition, it tends to exacerbate conflicts within the government over what concessions can and must be made to protesting forces.

With the changeover to the Web-based software documentation system and the different reporting format it seemed to exacerbate the problem of missing information, however.

Writing about recession does not by itself cause a downturn but it may help to exacerbate it.