Sentence examples for worsened problems from inspiring English sources

The last time the Japanese yen rapidly deteriorated, in mid-1998, it worsened problems elsewhere.

Doris Meissner, a former immigration official, says that this Administration's attitude toward asylum seekers has worsened problems at the southern border.

The deadening market for houses has only worsened problems for people like Alma Neri, a mother of three boys who bought a modest house in Stockton in 2002 for $223,000.

The company said that a municipal power failure on March 29 had worsened problems with unusually high microbe levels in the system that provides pure water for the manufacturing.

During our conversation, which has been edited for length and clarity, we also discussed how Trump has worsened problems at the border, what immigration hard-liners in the bureaucracy have already done, and her biggest concern about the President's latest moves.

That may be a sign of worsening problems, analysts said.

A garage, he said, could worsen problems with vandalism and traffic congestion.

The worsening problems of antibiotic resistance prompt the need for alternative strategies.

The prevailing sentiment was that nothing could have prevented the Crandall Canyon disaster and that any state intervention might worsen problems.

Jackson's worsening problems flared into public view Tuesday when lawmakers nixed his confirmation hearing scheduled for Wednesday.

High consumption of these goods in buyer countries can lead to worsening problems for people in the exporting countries.