Sentence examples for it would exacerbate from inspiring English sources

In fact, it would exacerbate them.

He said it would exacerbate the rift between Trump and the FBI.

And it would exacerbate mass incarceration, the most pressing civil rights problem of the day.

We watched Europe's debt nightmare and waited, somewhat helplessly, to see if it would exacerbate our own.

Mrs Arroyo said that if she were to seek re-election it would exacerbate deep political and social divisions.

One answer you hear is that pursuing the truth would be divisive, that it would exacerbate partisanship.

It also drew a rebuke from America, which declared itself "disappointed" with a step it predicted would exacerbate tensions with Japan's neighbours.The news was perhaps not so surprising.

The U.N. report also faulted the Trump administration for pursuing policies it said would exacerbate U.S. poverty.

Yes, expanding the free flow of capital, goods and services would be good for business — but it also would exacerbate tensions about Muslim immigrants' overall poor level of integration, lead to a deepened disconnect between voters and established political parties, and further radicalize the European political landscape.

But canceling it now would exacerbate friction between rich and poor countries within UNESCO, especially between Africa and Europe.

"They're so heavily marketed on television," he said, "it seems this would exacerbate the problem".