Sentence examples for much exacerbated from inspiring English sources

McNamara's errors proceeded from his ignorance of his opponents – a problem much exacerbated by the dismissal of Asia experts from the US government and universities during the purges of McCarthyism.

Enmity between Roman Catholics and Protestants had always been endemic in Ireland and was much exacerbated in the 17th century by the introduction into Ulster of Presbyterian settlers, by the rebellion of 1641, and by the war of 1688 91, when the Catholic king James II attempted to maintain in Ireland the power he had lost in England.

By 2003, the Drug Enforcement Administration had found that Purdue's "aggressive methods" had "very much exacerbated OxyContin's widespread abuse".

As happens in normal rodents (including our control non-Tg animals) the decrease in the dentate gyrus GCL neurogenesis develops with age [5], [14] However, we found that this effect is much exacerbated in 3xTg-AD, being at least 60% stronger than in normal animals.

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It is probable that the reduction in the total number of networks formed by vessels would be much more exacerbated at higher concentrations.

Drinking too much can exacerbate these and have lasting negative effects.

Conversely, though all of us are prone to binary thinking about old age — we're fine or we're outta here, as if we have on-off switches — continuing to smoke can make seniors' final years much worse, exacerbating a long list of chronic diseases.

Too much can exacerbate vomiting and increase likelihood of severe dehydration.

The BBC has offered him his job back, but Lowe said he declined because his departure caused him so much stress and exacerbated an existing medical condition.

On Friday, the Labor Department's monthly unemployment report, which showed that the nation's job losses in May were much lower than anticipated, exacerbated this trend.