Sentence examples for perceived as exacerbating from inspiring English sources

Historically, however, university hospitals have played a key role in physician allocation to rural areas; decreasing numbers of university trainees was perceived as exacerbating overall physician shortages to these underserved areas.

Schools perceived as stronger blocked the way.

Employers were perceived as greedy.

Miller 1995 states that information avoiders may become overwhelmed by health risks that are perceived as threatening; this may be exacerbated by overly complex information (Viswanath, 2005) in which risks of negative outcomes are not easy to interpret.

The Sikh Coalition's Kaur said the backlash against people who are perceived as being non-American has been exacerbated by anti-Islamic statements made by Republican presidential candidates such as Ben Carson and Donald Trump.

This is no doubt exacerbated when campaigns are perceived as political or religious in nature.

While the value of the participatory network research was to "put issues on the table" and so open up problem-solving, we were concerned that any findings perceived as reflecting negatively on the network could exacerbate conflict.

This confusion was exacerbated by what they perceived as ever-changing media messages and a lack of nutritional advice: The first time I was pregnant was 4 years ago now.

Pro-ED websites tend to be perceived as supportive by users, but instead appear to exacerbate or maintain users' eating disorder symptoms.

Trump for months has stewed over what he perceived as Tillerson's arrogance and condescension — a grievance exacerbated by an NBC News report, which Tillerson did not directly deny, that he had referred to Trump as a "moron" following a strategy meeting at the Pentagon.

However, if a prior expectation regarding the presence of a stimulus is sufficiently precise, random fluctuations become perceived as a stimulus; perception will then reinforce the strength of the prior, exacerbating the problem.