Sentence examples for magnifying existing from inspiring English sources

KII Auxiliary Nurse Midwife The above quote illustrates the vicious cycle described by respondents, in which negative attitudes towards mental illness exacerbate problems by forcing sufferers to hide their problems (thus reducing their ability to seek help) and magnifying existing problems (especially if problems relate to depression or social isolation).

The trade negotiations have magnified existing business-labor differences.

This rapid urbanisation presents new challenges for cities and magnifies existing ones.

The return of S.R.O.'s also magnified existing worries when the economy turned down.

Left unchecked, it will magnify existing problems and increase pressure on resources including land, water, energy, food and fish stocks.

"Not only does it not solve problems, it mirrors and magnifies existing problems we've been ignoring".

'I don't ever want to see another one.'" Ending Up Kingsley Amis, 1974 Another example of using Christmas to magnify existing awfulness.

"Not only does it not solve problems, it mirrors and magnifies existing problems we've been ignoring," Danah Boyd, a senior researcher at Microsoft, told Mr. Richtel.

While it has allowed many more people to become creators, it has also magnified existing content creators to previously unheard of levels.

"The new study reveals that certain areas face exposure to drought, which will magnify existing problems of water supply and demand".

However, participants cautioned that with increasingly difficult living conditions, pregnancy was often unwelcome and seen to magnify existing problems.