Sentence examples for policy exacerbated from inspiring English sources

British objections to a common European defense and security policy exacerbated and exploited these differences.

The policy exacerbated a gender imbalance in the population roughly a hundred and sixteen boys are born for every hundred girls today leaving million of men, now and in years to come, with little hope of finding a wife.

The policy exacerbated a gender imbalance in the population — roughly a hundred and sixteen boys are born for every hundred girls today — leaving million of men, now and in years to come, with little hope of finding a wife.

The policy exacerbated the creation of a two-tier class system in Cuba which divided privileged Cubans with access to the lucrative tourist and foreign-trade sectors from those working in the local economy - all-too-visibly contradicting Cuba's supposedly egalitarian society.

The levels and trends in profits suggest that changes in Medicare payment policy exacerbated, rather than corrected, pre-BBA97 disparities in profits among hospitals.

Tightening monetary and fiscal policy exacerbates the economic downturn and so makes things worse both for banks and for heavily-indebted industrial companies.

Human rights advocates say the policy exacerbates pressing concerns: the arbitrary imprisonment of Islamists, as well as the continued failure to allow them any political space.

The firm in effect tells the insecure overachiever, "We are the best in the business, and because we want you to work for us, that makes you the best, too". But upon joining the firm, insecure overachievers discover that the rigorous up-or-out policy exacerbates their insecurity and their fear of being "exposed" as inadequate — and ultimately rejected.

Of course, many argue that California's Proposition 13 has made for lousy public policy, exacerbating swings in the state's fiscal health and creating an overdependence by the state on income and sales taxes.

Other experts say that restrictive immigration policy exacerbates the situation, or that employers have unrealistic expectations of the labor pool.

Parental leave experts said the current U.S. policy exacerbates the economic gap between women who work for companies that offer job protection and paid maternity leave, and women who do not.