Sentence examples for quickly exacerbated from inspiring English sources

The stimulus award, and the pressure to spend it quickly, exacerbated tensions between the federal officials based at the site, and those in the Energy Department's environmental management office in Washington who oversee their work.

This problem is quickly exacerbated in a nested NEMO environment.

The huge numbers of people forced to flee quickly were exacerbating fears in Europe that countries like Italy would be flooded with needy people, leading Italy's foreign minister to refer to a possible "biblical exodus".

This leads to a cycle in which insignificant personal "beef" is exacerbated quickly.

No. 75 Squadron's casualties quickly mounted and were exacerbated by high rates of disease.

The 'little things' may seem small at first, but when repeated on a daily basis, frustrations like dishes in the sink can definitely exacerbate quickly.

Jocelyn Miller, 40, a photo editor at Condé Nast Traveler, said the stress of finding a nanny was often exacerbated by how quickly mothers generally have to return to work — just three months after a baby is born.

Massive contraction in export demands, wrenching deceleration of growth, and exacerbated bad debts quickly forced many firms to downsize, and companies have been laying off employees by the hundred.

Then there is the evidence of the many healthcare trusts falling into debt, unpoliticised insiders warning of a pending crisis – problems exacerbated by demand rising far more quickly than headline budgets.

Mr. Corrigan said the country's experience has been tempered by memories of a 1980s downturn that was exacerbated by the government's failure to act quickly.

But the coalition quickly collapsed over the issue of military service, which has exacerbated tensions between secular and religious Jews and with Arabs.