Sentence examples for needlessly exacerbated from inspiring English sources
He embodies a nagging Israeli question: Has the country's isolation been needlessly exacerbated by Netanyahu, and can that seductive surface normality ever be normalized?
Jim Townsend, a former deputy assistant secretary of defence for European and Nato policy, said that Trump had needlessly exacerbated a rift between old allies.
Thatcher's policies may have needlessly exacerbated the scale and speed of this contraction, but to see them as the only cause is not helpful to our understanding of what has happened in Britain in recent decades.
In response, LatinoJustice and numerous other advocates for racial justice and democracy weighed in to tell the Bureau that their decision is incorrect and that it needlessly exacerbates race and class marginalization.
If anything, the latter only exacerbated the situation and turned locals against Ankara, needlessly prolonging the conflict.
The recession exacerbated things.
Hence, too, exacerbated fears.
Economic pressure exacerbated hostilities.
Cutting off aid will needlessly deepen tensions between Congress and the administration, and it will exacerbate migration from the region without twisting Central American politicians' arms.
Helplessness may exacerbate claustrophobia.
