Sentence examples for trend exacerbated from inspiring English sources

Over the period 1873-96, the declining price trend exacerbated the public finance problems of the periphery to breaking point.

This trend, exacerbated by the economic slowdown, may have enormous effects on what is presented, who attends and how performing arts groups manage their budgets.

In other words, Greece used to export its hands, now in a trend exacerbated by the crisis, it is exporting its brains.

In several provinces the coverage of primary schools and basic health services has declined since the mid-1980s, due to lack of staff and supplies, a trend exacerbated by the decline of the road network.

But increasingly, Americans rely on hospital emergency rooms for dental care, instead of regular dentist visits — a trend exacerbated by a lack of insurance coverage and trouble paying out of pocket.

This was a trend exacerbated by the fact that whilst loss provisioning was not allowed mark to market accounting did allow the recognition of unrealized profits – a practice previously considered imprudent.

The trend exacerbates the problem of an already falling Spanish population as people leave the country in search of work overseas.

Yet this trend exacerbates the belief that a degree is only something to get through in order to move forward in one's life and career.

These long-term trends exacerbate the specific emasculations suffered by Mr Brown.

These trends exacerbate an existing problem: the reflecting pool.

So the trend was exacerbated in recent years".