Sentence examples for not only exacerbate from inspiring English sources

This provocative and politically motivated move would not only exacerbate this industrial dispute but also put Londoners' lives at risk.

America's current voucher experiments not only exacerbate these trends but they've added a new twist, namely, the direct subsidization of religious training by the state.

Nevertheless, recent studies suggest that diabetes could also favor, or even trigger, the establishment of periodontal disease, and not only exacerbate the established disease [20].

Consequently, diabetes can be considered a very important risk factor to periodontal disease since it could also trigger, or even co-induce (as suggested by Golub et al., 2006 [20]) the onset of periodontal disease, and not only exacerbate the established disease.

The state of America's health care crisis, coupled with current demographic changes, threaten to not only exacerbate the crisis, but further erode worker productivity as well.

This is alarming as it may indicate poor medical management of NCDs, which may not only exacerbate the condition but also lead to premature mortality.

Bans on thinning and salvage harvesting have not only exacerbated the fire danger in public forests but it has also left them more susceptible to disease, insects and high winds.

Albright, Jones, and Wales assert that "investing injustice not only exacerbates the wealth divide, it threatens to destroy America's economic, social, and political foundation".

Whether it is a new wave of open racism, homophobia, sexism or anti-immigrant rhetoric, all are being not only exacerbated by the candidacies of Donald Trump and Ted Cruz (R-TX) but encouraged by them.

The budget cuts have not only exacerbated unemployment and dampened consumer demand, they've shaken the society to its core with a pernicious feeling that the quality of life in America is declining.

The current state of play over House Speaker John Boehner's (R-Ohio) attempts to get a continuing resolution through the House to avert a government shutdown -- an effort that has not only exacerbated tensions within the House GOP caucus, but has also spilled over into a wider war between House and Senate Republicans -- is emblematic of the larger problem looming ahead of the coming fiscal crises.