Sentence examples for pace exacerbated from inspiring English sources

Though Barclays shares nearly doubled on Monday, at 73 pence $1.011), they're less than half their 130.40 pence $1.800), value on Jan . 15 the day before the concerns over capital gathered pace, exacerbated after the Royal Bank Scotland warned of a potential $41.0 billion annual loss, and received another capital injection from the government.

But the failure of city services and basic infrastructure to keep pace merely exacerbates the problems, in particular the dwindling supplies of clean water.

But Deng is more important because it is from his era and reforms we see exacerbated pace and intense face of permeating market forces in Chinese society.

The tensions between the two over the slow pace of the kitchen were exacerbated when Mr. Bouley emerged long enough to discuss a new business opportunity in the dining room -- in front of Mr. Nieporent.

The insurgency gathered pace in 2007, and was exacerbated by an influx of arms from the 2011 Libyan civil war.

As well as the fiercely competitive culture in schools, she said the challenges facing young people were exacerbated by the relentless pace of the internet with cyber bullying, advertising, pornography and airbrushed lives.

Though winds are projected to strengthen to just below hurricane level, the most pressing worry is the amount of rainfall the storm is bringing, a problem exacerbated by its leisurely pace.

The growing frustration among emerging economies with the slow pace of IMF governance reforms has been exacerbated by a likely delay of a 2010 agreement on voting reforms, which the United States pushed for aggressively.

Challenges are exacerbated by the epidemic's fast pace and changing dynamics.

My brother and I'd checked into a hotel (which would prove most fortuitous) and I'd paced for a couple of hours in anxious stupor, exacerbated by the red-eyed haze of an all night flight.

"The PMI surveys show that the pace of economic growth remained subdued in May, as Brexitworries exacerbated existing headwinds," said Williamson.