Sentence examples for there exacerbated from inspiring English sources

Allure was a magnet for pretenders, and working there exacerbated my own tendency to take on a role.

A failed relationship there exacerbated her sense of alienation and contributed to a downward spiral that left her homeless and using drugs.

"I think that a lot of the worries lingering out there were exacerbated by the results".

Students go off-campus to drink, often driving there, which exacerbates the problem.

There is every chance that the civil violence (if that is not an oxymoron) in many areas of the FSU will continue and that worsening economic conditions there will exacerbate conflict.

In the ensuing debates, however, differences emerged between Hutchinson and others over Parliament's supremacy and the feasibility of having formal colonial representation there, which were exacerbated by the personal animosity that had developed between Hutchinson and the Otises.

Vulnerability of children there is being exacerbated by conflict and the attendant violence, displacement and poverty.

Elsewhere, there is poverty, exacerbated by poor land right allocation, poor governance and past corporate misdeeds.

If we do not reverse it and the culture of corporate dominance over our elections that it has exacerbated, there will be no end to the impact that corporate interests have on our campaigns and our democracy.

"The sense of isolation and of being in a poverty trap makes the neighbourhood effect appear very real to those who live there – a fact exacerbated by the apparently low levels of community activity and aspiration".

In other words, the conditions that gave rise to Isis in the first place are still there and have been exacerbated, rather than alleviated, over the past two years since the jihadis took control of Mosul in 2014.