Sentence examples for might exacerbate from inspiring English sources

In fact, winning might exacerbate the situation.

Some physicians have worried that exercise might exacerbate the fatigue that is common after cancer treatment.

In fact, she said, it might exacerbate the financial problems of safety-net hospitals in the short term.

They did not want to provoke a response that might exacerbate a simmering European crisis of confidence and cohesion.

Yet this solution might exacerbate the second problem of American governance at play in this week's acrimony.

This means that post-Assad Syria will be fraught with severe challenges that might exacerbate and prolong its transition from political authoritarianism to pluralism.

We do know that they are often caused by fluid retention, and that dehydration might exacerbate this, so increasing your water intake could help.

Without addressing Sinai's severe social challenges, particularly a widespread feeling of neglect, discrimination and disfranchisement among its Bedouin population, the army's tactics might exacerbate an already dangerous situation.

This reticence may remind some of the modern-day reservations expressed in quarters of the American Jewish community that a Jewish president might exacerbate and inflame anti-Semitism.

The trick was to find a malady with such grave potential that even changing into Dunlop green flash plimsolls might exacerbate it.

In April a prominent Hindu religious leader, the abbot of monasteries in West Bengal state, spoke out against a Hindu nationalism that might exacerbate communal divisions.