Sentence examples for was being exacerbated from inspiring English sources

O'Brien suggested that the housing problem was being exacerbated by the super-rich buying property in the capital.

She said he had poor eyesight and asthma, which she said was being exacerbated by his cellmates' smoking.

Jarraud said the impact of the naturally occurring El Niño event was being exacerbated by global warming, which had already led to record temperatures this year.

Along the way, Mr. Cheney sneeringly dismissed energy conservation as a mere "sign of personal virtue" and scorned California officials who called for price controls and said the crisis was being exacerbated by market manipulation.

It didn't take long for the fifth estate and more importantly political parties, to pick up on the theme of wealth disparity between the rich and the poor, and how that situation was being exacerbated by hyperinflation.

These local conditions are being exacerbated by global structural realities.

Food shortages are being exacerbated by a growing bank and credit crisis, Oxfam warned this week.

But it is being exacerbated by other reasons, both international and domestic.

The downturn, analysts said, is being exacerbated by unexciting fashions in stores.

Those difficulties are being exacerbated by the fall in coal prices.

The misery of a balance sheet deleveraging is being exacerbated by a dearth of income opportunities.