Sentence examples for may only exacerbate from inspiring English sources

That may only exacerbate the situation.

"The object you are about to buy may only exacerbate your identity problems".

And as Pond points out, elections held too soon may only exacerbate divisions.

Shying away from horse race predictions, as Gallup is, may only exacerbate the collapse of confidence in the industry.

Banning hard liquor on campus may only exacerbate the rituals of secrecy and obscurity surrounding college-age drinking in America and insulate these pockets of violent amorality from public censure or control.

Yet the rivalry between and within local groups is now so bad that Shell's well-intentioned efforts, building roads and schools, may only exacerbate jealousies and rivalries between villages, rather than pacify the delta region.

This is alarming as it may indicate poor medical management of NCDs, which may not only exacerbate the condition but also lead to premature mortality.

Reversing recent efforts to discipline spending, the government's package raises concerns about excessive investment and "may only ultimately exacerbate their problems," Belchere said.

The confusion may account for a significant number of A.D.H.D. cases in children, and the drugs used to treat them may only be exacerbating the problem.

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Those feelings of uncertainty may only be exacerbated when your employer is providing you with money for loan repayments.