Sentence examples for to avoid exacerbating from inspiring English sources

To avoid exacerbating the credit crunch, the IMF says banks should continue to limit dividends and should also issue equity.

Mr Ban told Iran to take necessary measures to protect diplomatic facilities and urged both ministers to avoid exacerbating the situation in the interest of their nations, the region and beyond.

Mr. Curtis said that the police officer on the scene, Sgt. Jason Olsen, decided it was best to move the victim as little as possible to avoid exacerbating his injuries.

However, Ian Johnston, director of the British Association of Social Workers, believes that any criticism must be constructive to avoid exacerbating the blame culture that already exists in the child protection network, in which different professionals are often seen as undermining each other's practices.

As Maria's anxiety increases, Fagan calls everyone to withdraw to the boats, to avoid exacerbating a situation that verges on chaos.

In such cases, public health authorities must decide whether a commitment to social justice requires foregoing an efficient, targeted program in favor of a relatively inefficient, universal program that also may produce less improvement in health for the disadvantaged group (thus failing to narrow unjust inequalities) in order to avoid exacerbating existing disrespectful social attitudes.

Identification of training requirements, and careful workforce planning and modelling would be required to ensure that 'specialist GP' led breast cancer follow-up clinics avoid exacerbating current GP workforce shortages (Jiwa et al, 2007).

Both Jane and Maria use guided meditations, which help them reframe stressful situations and avoid exacerbating their symptoms.

This makes it critical that obesity-prevention programs avoid exacerbating these predictors by understanding how behaviors such as self-weighing affect teens".

The Soviet Union did not increase its military spending to match Reagan, thereby avoiding exacerbating the defense burden on the Soviet economy.

This, and rights-based approaches (Campese et al. 2009), may be of assistance in identifying approaches that overcome romanticisms and avoid exacerbating inequities.