Sentence examples for possibly worsened from inspiring English sources

Two years after an election that seemed to portend a new era of comity, American politics has resumed what now appears to be its permanent condition of polarization, quite possibly worsened by widening rifts within the two major parties.

The likely weakness of the new secretary-general and the deep divisions revealed (and possibly worsened) by the electoral process will render it more difficult to address organizational issues and strengthen the position of the OAS.

Recurrent food shortages between two harvests were possibly worsened by the resettlement of these displaced people.

Metabolic syndrome (MetS) is increasingly present in breast cancer survivors, possibly worsened by cancer-related treatments, such as chemotherapy.

If these unmeasured factors were not improved or were possibly worsened by INT, they could conceivably counteract the many observed benefits of intensive glycemic control.

This is possibly worsened for illiterate EMGs who also live in areas with poor health service coverage and where it is difficult to attract and retain qualified health staff [ 2].

But it is in a very serious and possibly worsening mess.

"The impaired functioning of financial markets might persist for some time or possibly worsen, with negative implications for economic activity".

This, however, risks further irritating an already cantankerous Russia, and possibly worsening relationships between the west and the Arab states.

In interviews since the assessment was released, those officials said it undermined the efforts to restrain Iran diplomatically, raising the prospect of Iranian defiance and thus possibly worsening the standoff.

"Housing market and general economic conditions in 2009 are expected to remain difficult or possibly worsen as the timing of any meaningful recovery for the home-building industry remains uncertain," Jeffrey Mezger, left, the chief executive, said.