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.
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Problems caused by too much debt had been exacerbated by overly regulated economies and a lack of a way for euro-zone countries to limit one another's spending.
Much of it was exacerbated by electoral politics and existing intercommunal tensions; however, the terrorist activities of the fundamentalist Islamist sect Boko Haram (meaning "Western education is a sin") escalated.
Alan Ackerman, executive vice president at Fahnestock & Company, said that despite the earnings data, some of which has been favorable, "this market is still focused on talk of war, the probability of war and the effects of war, and, much of that was exacerbated by the fatal shooting in Kuwait".
what about vitamin d contributing to hardening of the arteries and exacerbated by too much vitamin d? Hi Holly, too much calcium may have that effect, but I am not aware of Vitamin D in and of itself having that effect.
Worries about the US economy were also exacerbated by a much weaker than expected reading on the Philadelphia Federal Reserve's manufacturing index, a key gauge of the strength of American industry.
West Germany's three-party system of the postwar era is now a six-party system, making the formation of stable coalitions much more difficult, a condition exacerbated by the declining vote shares for the major parties.
This is human nature, of course, but in our culture this flaw in our DNA is exacerbated by too much short-term information that sounds like investment wisdom but often turns out to be pure folly.
For female patients (n=51), the ICER is about three times as large as for males (£16 272 per QALY) due to higher costs and lower benefits, with the latter exacerbated by a much lower baseline quality of life (female 0.257, male 0.389; p=0.032).
