Sentence examples for use which exacerbates the from inspiring English sources

It is closely associated with problem drug use, which exacerbates the medical and social effects of poverty, and is associated with several medical problems including dental caries, vascular damage, thromboembolic disease and blood-borne virus infection.

"Set times to turn off your phone each evening as using a smartphone late at night also can stop you sleeping, which exacerbates the stress," she adds.

Climate change is unpredictable, which exacerbates the problem.

Although Crankshaft also suffers from this problem, the problem is most pronounced in B-MAC because B-MAC uses long preambles which exacerbate the problem.

He was struggling with his swing, which exacerbated the situation.

That set the stage for Lehman's enormous bankruptcy filing, which exacerbated the credit crisis.

Nevertheless, such transformations cannot be prompted by external intervention, which exacerbate the suffering of ordinary citizens.

"Then they encourage techniques which exacerbate the problem in a relatively benign situation.

In a few almost inaccessible areas, very small patches of Afromontane Forest are preserved, while most areas of forest, woodland and savannah in the rest of the country have been cleared for agricultural use, which has exacerbated the problem of soil erosion.

More so, the dependence of the contact resistance on doping necessitates the use of low sheet resistance emitters, which exacerbates losses in the blue response and hence the efficiency.

Essentially, as the fires burn greenhouse gases are released en mass into the atmosphere which exacerbates climate change which in turn exacerbates wildfires.