Examples of using Exacerbate in English and their translations into Czech
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pregnancy could exacerbate it.
which could exacerbate the problems in neighbouring countries.
In particular, the high cereal prices exacerbate the problems for profitability amongst winter beef finishers, who have a higher dependency on cereal-based feed imports.
in the next season, and that could exacerbate the longer-term problem of global food security.
there is little evidence to show that greasy foods or chocolate exacerbate symptoms.
as it may exacerbate your condition.
Price rises exacerbate the problem of accessibility,
especially in a recession, will clearly increase and exacerbate regional and social inequalities,
it can exacerbate the symptoms.
charges on things which exacerbate environmental problems,
according to the Council we would exacerbate the situation and create even more distortion.
then exacerbate this situation.
behaviours can exacerbate and prolong the condition.
which in turn help exacerbate the global food crisis.
Fluoroquinolones, including levofloxacin, have neuromuscular blocking activity and may exacerbate muscle weakness in patients with myasthenia gravis.
which may exacerbate the whole economic
A clumsy diplomatic approach by Baroness Ashton could exacerbate tensions at a difficult time, whilst the cost of forcing Ukraine into the EU in terms of farming subsidies, regional aid
in the worst case scenario, might actually exacerbate- the situation of minorities in that country.
too many dairy products can exacerbate blemish-prone skin 2.
as demonstrated by the situation in other countries, exacerbate the conditions that supposedly motivated this intervention: