Sentence examples for which has exacerbated from inspiring English sources

The rainy season now arrives two months late, which has exacerbated water scarcity in this area.

The absence of a building manager, which has exacerbated security and maintenance problems.

It was caused by the disintegration of the family, which has exacerbated every social problem.

Inflation last year surpassed 2,600 percent, according to opposition lawmakers, which has exacerbated severe shortages of food and medicine.

The central government is also weak, which has exacerbated the violence and made it difficult to collect information.

Citing international rules, the US has conducted freedom-of-navigation patrols close to Chinese-held islands where China has been bolstering its military presence, which has exacerbated tensions.

Kidd has been abused and assaulted in the street which had exacerbated mental health concerns since entering her pleas, Ms Scott-Beckett said.

Maduro has been visiting China, Russia and other countries to seek financing as well as action from the OPEC grouping on tumbling crude prices which have exacerbated Venezuela's economic malaise.

This means accepting some blame for the policies which have exacerbated the current financial crisis, a more open and pluralist culture within government and a genuine willingness to re-engage with a public heartily sick with the political class on the major policy challenges.

He also took steps to rein in the country's banks, which had exacerbated the effects of crisis by lending recklessly during the "Celtic Tiger" boom years, fuelling an unsustainable property bubble.

A 60-year-old man was admitted to our hospital with fever, chills, productive cough, and dyspnea for last two weeks, which had exacerbated for preceding three days despite taking oral antibiotics for about 10 days.