Sentence examples for power exacerbate from inspiring English sources

"Perhaps Coughlin's family ties and station in the community, as well as his lofty corporate position of trust and power, exacerbate the nature of his crimes, especially for Coughlin's victims: Wal-Mart, and more generally, American businesses," the court wrote in a split decision.

A century on from the Great War, religion seems in many places to have retained its power to exacerbate strife but lost its capacity to calm and restrain.

Still, the very fact of China's rising economic and military power will exacerbate U.S.-Chinese tensions in the years ahead.

There are fears that the limit on the regions' spending power could exacerbate the current exodus of internationals.

By choosing to support orphanages that rely on volunteer labor, well-meaning volunteers are inadvertently using this power to exacerbate a broken system and disincentivize governments and NGOs from finding lasting systems-based solutions.

Like many inflammatory factors (such as interleukin-17 (IL-17)) [ 50], FSTL1 has 'dual power' to exacerbate arthritis.

While women's greater biological susceptibility to HIV helps explain this difference, a host of sociocultural and economic factors rooted in gender power inequities exacerbate women's vulnerability to infection.

Sabotage and power outages exacerbated the situation.

Parliament designated Salam as prime minister in April 2013, but he had been unable to form a cabinet for months due to rivalries between the Hezbollah-dominated March 8 bloc and the March 14 alliance, led by the Sunni Future Party, a power struggle exacerbated by support for opposing sides in Syria's civil war.

Power shortages exacerbated by market manipulation sent electricity prices soaring, which pushed California's two largest electric utilities into insolvency.

The conflict between Russia and the Western powers was exacerbated by Russia's isolation from sea trade.