Sentence examples for this has exacerbated from inspiring English sources

This has exacerbated high rates of fistula in the north of the country.

This has exacerbated tensions among the rebel groups, as a win for one is seen as a loss for others.

And this has exacerbated the blight problem: our plants become infected, we put them on the compost heap, the spores over-winter and the cycle starts again.

Some complain that this has exacerbated poverty in Hebei, forcing water-hungry and polluting industries to close and some farmers to forsake rice growing for less water-intensive but also less profitable maize.

This has exacerbated worries that contracts in Argentina are not worth the paper they are printed on.The president seems to be betting that a successful restructuring will increase domestic investment from its current level of 17% of GDP to more than 20%, enough to sustain impressive growth throughout the economic cycle.

This has exacerbated imported inflation, as have high oil prices (although surging portfolio and direct investment, and high levels of remittances, have mitigated any downwards pressure on the rupee).There is a case to be made that concerns about overheating are themselves overcooked.

Several events this year have exacerbated this rightward turn.

But this government has exacerbated that, considerably.

However well intended, this enthusiasm has exacerbated what has become a boom-and-bust market for children that leaps from country to country.

Nearly $700bn worth of cash moved out of the Chinese currency last year, according to the IMF, and the authorities fear this trend has exacerbated the strain on the country's weak markets and slowing economy.

This pattern has exacerbated dependence on these cash crops and so increased the economic impact of the loss of the wine and jam production facilities in Chã during the 2014 2015 eruption.