Sentence examples for which could be exacerbated from inspiring English sources

"[But] BSkyB now faces a competitive threat which could be exacerbated by the pay TV market investigation.

The final decision on the project is expected in the coming months but is also delayed by Britain not having a fully functioning government - something which could be exacerbated if talks on forming a government drag on after the election.

Baseline evaluation of hypogonadal men should include screening for conditions which could be exacerbated by testosterone therapy.

We examined the possible influence of long-branch attraction, which could be exacerbated by the subtending short branches, by means of extracting long branches exclusively [ 85].

42 Therefore, it is possible that intrauterine undernutrition may indeed lead to impairments in pancreatic development, and subsequent β-cell dysfunction, which could be exacerbated by insulin resistance.

Thus, NV enteritis can be expected to cause significant human and economic loss [ 6, 7] which could be exacerbated in patients suffering co-morbid conditions.

"Access problems [to doctors]," The New York Times recently noted, "could be exacerbated by [Obamacare], which extends Medicaid coverage to millions more Americans, and expands coverage through private plans".

That gap in support among women could be exacerbated by the ABC interview, which is scheduled to be broadcast Thursday night after the debate.

The incomplete masking of the epitope could be exacerbated in vivo by the tissue fatigue, to which the valve is submitted in the patient's arterial circulation.

The churches warn that that the problems could be exacerbated under the government's proposed new welfare system, universal credit, which will extend the sanctions regime to low-paid working families who are in receipt of benefits.

It is a trend that could be exacerbated by the current focus on reducing public spending.