Sentence examples for to spread exacerbating from inspiring English sources
Extensive mastoid pneumatization provides adequate space, which allows the disease to spread, exacerbating the aggressive behavior of pediatric cholesteatoma [ 46, 140].
The defective goods that have long bedevilled Chinese consumers are beginning to spread to the outside world a trend that is exacerbating concern about China's burgeoning exports.Tales of dangerously shoddy manufacturing within China are nothing new.
The attempt to create impersonal, merit-oriented bureaucracies and to spread liberal beliefs about gender, religion or criminal punishment is as likely to exacerbate conflict as to resolve it.
In the current case, the spill's damage has been exacerbated by the depth of the drilling, causing the oil to spread across a wider area and impeding clean-up efforts.
Then, as the organisation points out, "the spread of resistance is further exacerbated by travel and population movement, making it easier for drug-resistant forms of a disease to spread to more people, and from one location to another".
This epidemic was probably exacerbated by the absence of a careful monitoring of animals, making it possible for spores from a recent victim to spread in the environment.
We have now extended the contribution made by Drosophila, showing that expression of the common PD-related mutation Lrrk-G2019SS) in dopaminergic neurons leads to spread of degeneration from neuron to neuron, due to the increased kinase activity of the G2019S mutant protein, and that this spread is exacerbated by increasing demands on neuronal activity.
The crowded surf breaks around Havana exacerbate this problem, Guerrero said, but as surfing progresses here, there is hope people will start to spread out.
To spread to London Bedd bugs.
