Sentence examples for yet exacerbated from inspiring English sources

That night was my worst yet, exacerbated by the yak cheese doing strange and unspeakable things to my gut.

Taurine supplementation attenuated systemic inflammation, yet exacerbated impairments to lipid metabolism and inflammatory markers in the liver.

Some American skeptics of Petraeus's achievements go further: they argue that the General's reliance on local deals (sometimes referred to as a "bottom-up" approach) may yet exacerbate the country's instability.

We empirically demonstrate a paradoxical situation in which it was possible to suppress EADs and spontaneous arrhythmias on the one hand, yet exacerbate provoked arrhythmias on the other with the same empirical manoeuvre of propranolol at a concentration of 1 μ m.

It is partly long-standing, having to do with shrunken institutions and the end of class-based deference, yet hugely exacerbated by the crash.

The relocation initiative systematically (yet unintentionally) exacerbates social vulnerability for some households in both Old and New Verapaz, yet also opened some select opportunities for particular families that claimed additional free houses, rented newly claimed homes while continuing to reside in their old homes, or claimed a new home even though they were not affected in 2009.

Yet, zaprinast significantly exacerbated this cell loss from 6 d of treatment onward.

The drop in the standard of living and the inequalities between the European Union and Mexico which already exist will be exacerbated yet further.

Yet those tragedies only exacerbated the airline's problems, they did not create them.

Yet internal tensions are exacerbated when clumsy outsiders intervene.This year has seen a series of clashes between the army and secularists on one side and the mildly Islamist Justice and Development (AK) government led by Recep Tayyip Erdogan on the other, culminating in a big AK win in the election in July.

Yet U.S. investments only exacerbated social divisions -- between rich and poor, hacendado and peasant -- in Sonora.