Examples of using Exacerbated in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Weaker data from China exacerbated worries over demand for crude oil.
The drought exacerbated the situation.
This exacerbated the credit crisis.
The situation has exacerbated this year after an….
Productive cough, wheezing or exertional or exacerbated shortness of breath.
Hundreds of millions of people have seen their poverty exacerbated.
Now, dear Uncle Ridley…♪ Honey♪… exacerbated by my aunt's predilection.
Over the next two decades these impacts, exacerbated by climate change, are expected to increase.
Their opposition to military intervention exacerbated organizations, casual fans to break a big jackpot
Trump and the Republicans' poorly designed tax“reform” has exacerbated existing deficiencies in the tax code,
This exacerbated nationalism allied with capitalism was responsible for the outbreak of wars raging on the continent, according to the defenders of Dada.
Religious persecution of the local Catholics exacerbated the discontent, which turned into open revolt in 1637.
The light regulatory coverage of the market exacerbated this problem as supervisors did not have sufficient information.
Death, illness, suffering, exacerbated in Schiele's consciousness a sense of the value of life and beauty.
The presence of calculi exacerbated the hyperplastic response to pioglitazone
Eye puffiness is usually used to refer to an exacerbated condition, where the puffiness in much worse.
The existing national fragmentation of air traffic control exacerbated and intensified the effects of the crisis.
Resultant swings in capital position exacerbated procyclicality of bank lending
The presence of microcrystals exacerbated the hyperplastic response
An economic crisis which has reduced the Member States' room for manoeuvre and exacerbated budgetary pressures;