Sentence examples for through exacerbating from inspiring English sources

The ongoing naval and air blockade means very little aid is getting through, exacerbating the needs of the Yemeni people".

This increasing temperature trend has adverse effects on land resources through exacerbating evaporation with negative consequences on the productive capacities of farmers.

Specifically, positive metacognitive beliefs will cause emotional distress by activating worry, but will have no direct effect, whereas negative metacognitive beliefs will maintain emotional distress both by triggering a direct emotional response and through exacerbating worry, including worry about worrying (metaworry).

Indeed, breaking confidentiality can cause harm to the adolescent and the relationship between adolescent and researcher or even pose harm to the adolescent through exacerbating unhealthy family interactions in instances where parents are alerted to a behavior or episode about which they did not know.

"The measures being pushed through will exacerbate the position of pensioners and will lead them to poverty, to annihilation,» the head of the association representing IKA pensioners, Iraklis Anagnostopoulos, said.

Will they lose their houses?" he asks, adding that there's increasing concern about big companies outbidding homeowners if the vote goes through and exacerbating the territory's housing crisis by taking away land that's needed for social housing.

Controversy over how the pension changes were pushed through has only exacerbated that phenomenon.

Currently, India is suffering through one of the worst ever outbreaks of Dengue Fever, which spreads through mosquitoes, exacerbated from a particularly harsh monsoon season.

Violence continued across the capital, Juba, and swept through the country, exacerbating ethnic tensions and setting Kiir's Dinka tribe against Machar's Nuer.

Why is it that in these moments of tragedy people share themselves with others, when in normal moments we seem to walk through each other exacerbating our disconnected feelings?

Today's world is increasingly interconnected through digitalisation and globalisation, exacerbating environmental conditions, severe economic challenges, uneven distribution of wealth, and geopolitical crises.