exacerbation

Examples of exacerbated

exacerbated

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

Problems in recruitment and retention are exacerbated by reports of low morale throughout the profession.
These gains in private technical efficiency raise social costs as the technological resource stock externality is exacerbated.
In the context of failed economic reform, she claims, glasnost exacerbated people's fears of deviance and social collapse.
In some soils, irrigation helped alleviate some of the effects of compaction but in others it exacerbated their severity.
The problem of streamlining these interests is dramatically exacerbated in the context of massive corporate consolidation.
This foreign component exacerbated the ideological contradictions faced domestically.
For this set of convents, their problems were also exacerbated by the peculiarities of their status on the continent, and the precariousness of their survival.
The resulting balance of payments crisis was exacerbated by the government's delay in adjusting petroleum prices and electricity rates.
Initially, at least, the growth of the smallholder population only exacerbated a situation of increasing demand for labourers and labour mobility.
Revenue shortfalls in the basic pension system also exacerbated central budget deficits as the state absorbed higher proportions of program financing.
This feeling was exacerbated in the economic context of the late 1990s-high unemployment and the urgent need to generate exports.
The problem of delivery of high-density information via the network is exacerbated when the content has an interactive component, which implies a realtime rendering activity.
For children with functional phonological delays, this effect may be particularly exacerbated given the extent of phonological mergers associated with an impoverished phonemic inventory.
By 1640 the situation was explosive, exacerbated by propagandists who salvaged images from previous decades.
These tensions were exacerbated by management's desire to inculcate a regimented work ethic and to increase productivity.
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