Sentence examples for really exacerbated from inspiring English sources

"Now they're not, and it's really exacerbated the problem.

And it's really exacerbated by the Amtrak line".

The panoply of prescribed drugs detailed by his lawyers after his arrest is also of Presleyian proportions, but it seems to have been alcohol that really exacerbated his troubles.

"In every topic of the housing crisis that we're experiencing, San Francisco comes up," said Buri. "Landlords use it to highlight what they perceive as the evils of rent control, and tenants use it to show how the tech industry and inequality has really exacerbated the rental housing crisis".

Otherwise, he said, doctors will shift their costs that Medicare does not fully reimburse to patients with private insurance, "which really exacerbates the problem".

And that really exacerbates.

But, do price changes really exacerbate these conflicts?

"It's really important to talk about how climate change is really exacerbating these existing conditions," Osorio told VICE News.

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Actually, it exacerbated both.

New research seems to suggest that indeed, for troubled couples, false positivity may actually gloss over issues that really need attention, exacerbating rather than solving problems.