Sentence examples for which were exacerbated from inspiring English sources

These were often men who had pre-existing problems negotiating safer sex, which were exacerbated by the presence of drugs".

This density led to the miseries associated with big cities, which were exacerbated by the absence of regulation.

He also started having back problems as early as 2007, which were exacerbated by an awkward fall during a pre-season trip to Thailand in 2008.

He acknowledged fears among other road users, which were exacerbated in September when the Segway company's owner, Jimi Heselden, died after losing control of his machine.

Adlington has managed to overcome her appearance insecurities, which were exacerbated by critical online comments, after reportedly undergoing nose-slimming surgery in February.

Mr. Cook made the change after months of simmering tensions between Mr. Forstall and other executives, which were exacerbated by the map problems.

He said the move was "ironic" considering Chancellor George Osborne's incentives to diesel vehicles which were exacerbating the problem.

He looks very pallid, which is exacerbated by his shaved head.

She has muscular paralysis, which is exacerbated under stress and pressure.

This produces stark inequality, which is exacerbated by shortages, especially of food.

It is a problem which is exacerbated by the economic desperation and safety fears of many mothers and fathers.