Sentence examples for particularly exacerbated from inspiring English sources

Finally, since the inflammation would be particularly exacerbated upon reperfusion, immunomodulation would ameliorate the potential reperfusion-induced exacerbation secondary to medical intervention and recanalization [ 18].

The problem has been particularly exacerbated for minority women.

This is particularly exacerbated in certain sections of the black community.

The minuses were particularly exacerbated during my pregnancy, which was extremely difficult.

These tensions were particularly exacerbated by violent clashes in Jerusalem between Palestinians and Israeli security forces in 1990.

To be sure, they have been particularly exacerbated by the unapologetic unilateralism of the present US administration, but I suspect these tensions will still persist as administrations change on either side of the Atlantic.

The cases of Sudan and Iraq particularly exacerbate the regional average of gender disparity with causes for imbalance rooted in continued social, political and economic instability.

Critics have argued that this effect, particularly if exacerbated by "social algorithms" that select clickable content for us, is bad for democracy and public debate.

And in Mexico, particularly, we have exacerbated the Mexican situation by sending our paramilitary troops down there, which is the D.E.A. It's become an immigration issue; it's become a Homeland Security issue; it's blended into the terrorism issue.

These cuts in social programmes and provision ignored society's responsibility, exacerbated inequality, particularly for disadvantaged poor, working-class and minority communities, and were widely resented and opposed.

Locally, he says, voters are concerned about delayed access to the national broadband network, exacerbated by particularly poor internet coverage in the suburb of Maylands on the electorate's eastern fringe; public transport; and fixing a frequently clogged Beaufort Street intersection.