Sentence examples for which exacerbates a from inspiring English sources

Deep-sea oil rig stability: The large, slow waves can interact with currents at the same frequency and create resonance, which exacerbates a wave's potentially destructive effects.

Dickie dies in an eruption of rage and it is his own capacity for violence which exacerbates a reflexive swing of an oar into a do-or-die struggle.

Those that remain have cut back on mentor recruitment, which exacerbates a chronic problem: not enough mentors, especially men, who are needed to befriend and guide boys on long waiting lists.

Timothy Geithner, Obama's choice for Treasury secretary, was involved in the decision to let Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc. go bankrupt, which exacerbated a global credit-market freeze.

The growth and development of Canberra were hindered by the World Wars and the Great Depression, which exacerbated a series of planning disputes and the ineffectiveness of a procession of bodies that were created in turn to oversee the development of the city.

Long-term groundwater depletion causes the earth to sink, which exacerbates flooding, a major problem in Dhaka.

I think it time that we sacrifice some "flexibility" for "clarity and predictability". Abandoning Lemon's purpose test -- a test which exacerbates the tension between the Free Exercise and Establishment Clauses, has no basis in the language or history of the Amendment, and, as today's decision shows, has wonderfully flexible consequences -- would be a good place to start.

Subsequently, this leads to a further elevation in SBP and a decrease in DBP, which exacerbates pulse pressure even more.

Climate change is unpredictable, which exacerbates the problem.

He drinks heavily, which exacerbates his natural distrust and competitiveness.

Hotter air can hold more moisture, which exacerbates greenhouse warming.