Sentence examples for was exacerbated after from inspiring English sources

A sense of confusion inside the eurozone was exacerbated after Angela Merkel, the German chancellor, renewed her opposition to expanding the bailout fund for the euro, insisting that €500bn was the limit.

The pain of a ninth defeat in Kean's 15‑game tenure was exacerbated after the final whistle, when Mark Clattenburg sent off Blackburn's Gaël Givet, who had been substituted, for aggressively questioning the referee's decision to award a penalty.

Erosion of the southern Gold Coast beaches (SE Queensland, Australia) was exacerbated after the extension of the Tweed River training walls in the early 1960s.

By contrast, another patient who reported having paranoia pre-procedure found that it was exacerbated after the therapy: "'I don't believe that I can speak as coherently—I don't think my train of thought is connected.

This was exacerbated after the repeal of the Corn Laws in mid-century, when Britain adopted a free trade policy, and grain imports from America undermined the profitability of crop production.

This effect was exacerbated after 180 min of expression.

Those inflation fears were exacerbated after the government said productivity in the first quarter fell more than expected.

The death of Mr Scott exposed racial tensions in Charleston that have been exacerbated after the church massacre.

May's irritation about Morgan's remarks may have been exacerbated after she was questioned about the trousers by reporters on her flight to visit Bahrain earlier this week.

This folded after two clients failed to pay her for four months' work, but her problems were exacerbated after she invested in a second business that also went bust owing considerable amounts of money.

Hull City's injury problems have been exacerbated after it was confirmed that James Chester needs an operation.