Examples of 'was exacerbated' in a sentence
Meaning of "was exacerbated"
The phrase 'was exacerbated' is used to describe a situation or problem that has become worse or more intense due to certain factors. It indicates that an existing issue has been aggravated or amplified, often due to additional stressors, actions, or events that worsen the situation
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was exacerbated
The situation was exacerbated by an exceptionally brutal winter.
The front of my feet that was exacerbated by the.
The situation was exacerbated further by natural disasters.
The lack of financial support from the local community was exacerbated by this.
The situation was exacerbated by the certification process.
The currency crises produced a severe liquidity shortage that was exacerbated by policy responses.
This dynamic was exacerbated by an escalating political crisis.
The manifestly unequal distribution of wealth was exacerbated by structural discrimination.
This was exacerbated by personal enmity on both sides.
The negative publicity was exacerbated by the publication.
This was exacerbated again by the trampling of the herds.
I believe that his condition was exacerbated by physical trauma.
This was exacerbated by the potato famine.
A political firestorm followed and was exacerbated by the public media.
This was exacerbated by a problem with indebtedness.
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This condition was exacerbated by the.
This was exacerbated by poor administration in the rear areas.
The rise in raw material prices was exacerbated by increased transport costs.
It was exacerbated by the financial crisis but was vulnerable before.
Their economic situation was exacerbated by a critical lack of water.
This was exacerbated by the slower economic growth and high levels of inflation.
The riot was exacerbated.
This was exacerbated by exports of food and appropriation of arable land.
However gender inequality in education was exacerbated by the civil conflict and instability.
This was exacerbated by the impact of climate change at the macro level.
The problematic situation in the housing sector was exacerbated by inadequate development of market institutions.
That was exacerbated by a suspect attack.
Often more soldiers died of disease that was exacerbated by malnutrition than from combat.
The loss was exacerbated by the locked exits in the cabaret.
They also explained to what extent conjugal authority was exacerbated by their sponsored status.
That decline was exacerbated by the global financial crisis.
Fighting between various communities also escalated and was exacerbated by divisions within armed groups.
All of this was exacerbated by slavery and poor nutrition.
The confusion and fear over this strange phenomena was exacerbated by the lack of communications.
The problem was exacerbated by competition among incompatible formats.
The potential for deadly flooding in Sierra Leone was exacerbated by a combination of factors.
The situation was exacerbated by climate change and climatic variability.
Dissent within the German high command and political leadership was exacerbated.
Such underestimation was exacerbated by other measurement challenges.
Youth unemployment was highest in Western Asia and Africa and was exacerbated by globalization.
This situation was exacerbated by the fact that.
After the earthquake, the problem was exacerbated.
The food crisis was exacerbated by a health crisis.
Women believed that thisissue was exacerbated by,.
His depression was exacerbated by use of illegal drugs.
As a result, the state of poverty and deprivation was exacerbated.
The situation was exacerbated by financial crises.
Angola has been devastated by a drought, which was exacerbated by civil war.
That situation was exacerbated by full and internal closures.
Thus the final diagnosis was exacerbated COPD.
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This negative trend is exacerbated by climate change
It is exacerbated by insecurity in the north of the country
These negative impacts are exacerbated by climate change
