Needs exacerbated as temperatures plummet Today, temperatures plummeted to 5 degrees Celsius in Johannesburg and 10 degrees in the capital city of Tshwane, as South Africa headed into its winter season, exacerbating the need for warmth and shelter.
This is the exact opposite of what is needed, exacerbating the divergence in growth rates.Euro-area interest rates are giving the wrong signals to governments as well as to consumers.
The fear that existing donors will not give enough to meet the organization's entire needs exacerbates concerns that the department will not make its targets, making fundraising personnel less supportive of their co-workers.
Allocating resources to local authorities on the basis of their "performance" at increasing life expectancy is likely to reward more affluent areas rather than disadvantaged areas with greater needs, exacerbating the problem.
Perhaps that need was exacerbated when last week's drama showed that Hird still refuses to accept fault, and that Essendon will back him regardless.
This is much more evident in Africa where the ability to adequately meet health care needs is exacerbated by extensive inefficiencies, especially within the hospital sector [ 2- 8].
I mean, it's part of de-leveraging is less credit, but you don't need to exacerbate it with new restrictions.
New research seems to suggest that indeed, for troubled couples, false positivity may actually gloss over issues that really need attention, exacerbating rather than solving problems.
Firstly, despite ethics advocacy 22 and evidence that disclosure need not exacerbate financial and legal risk, 23 24 the push for appropriate and effective disclosure is yet to translate into improved outcomes for patients and family members.
The introduction of welfare reform will give rise to a new set of needs and exacerbate the problems already faced by some people.
