Sentence examples for those exacerbated from inspiring English sources

Last year, thousands of people died from heatwaves in Europe and Asia, and droughts and floods – including those exacerbated by normal climate variability, such as the current strong El Niño phenomenon – are increasing.

Critically, environmental issues, including those exacerbated by climate change need to be addressed at the early stages of programming, through environmental impact assessments and through country programme process.

In some cases, the military sent service members with pre-existing problems — known histories of mental illness, drug abuse or domestic abuse — into combat only to find those problems exacerbated by the stresses of war.

A careful examination of those symptoms exacerbated by exposure reveals some consistency with our present findings.

Those concerns were exacerbated by Katrina.

The hailstorm of headlines has exacerbated those challenges.

Turkey's relations with Israel have exacerbated those tensions.

A resounding Netanyahu victory would only have exacerbated those strains.

The Iraq crisis has sharpened those differences and exacerbated the sense of trans-Atlantic estrangement.

Those worries were exacerbated by the low tune-in -- 36.9 million viewers -- for the 2009 show.

Yet those tragedies only exacerbated the airline's problems, they did not create them.