Examples of using Exacerbated in English and their translations into Norwegian
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Conflicts between colonists and indigenous people exacerbated the loss of lives.
To this situation is not exacerbated, the woman's body is reconstructed several weeks before the birth.
BritainEdit A violent quarrel, exacerbated by political differences, broke out between the British commands.
He suffered from an eye disorder that exacerbated while he was in an incubator,
It is exacerbated by the fact that the new Russia absolutely can not lose territory- too few of them left.
Brexit has exacerbated the existential crisis of the EU
this situation is exacerbated by that very degrades the quality of life,
In particular, the official said that the security challenges exacerbated by the crisis in Venezuela,
military action has exacerbated the class struggle.
With exacerbated forms of psoriasis, hormones corticosteroids(hormones produced by the adrenal cortex) can be prescribed.
a certain surplus of food- can insure against serious incidents being exacerbated thorough food supply disruptions.
supply side reforms are exacerbated by human interference,
aches, exacerbated sinus problems and all other sorts of infections.
as a mitigation response to armed conflict exacerbated by a weak state
It goes without saying,” he added,“that the non-peaceful use of nuclear power poses a serious threat to humanity exacerbated by the proliferation of these weapons.”.
When cooking on a gas stove issue is exacerbated by the presence of air in the combusti….
Acetylcysteine can also be used as a general antioxidant which can help mitigate symptoms for a variety of diseases exacerbated by reactive oxygen species(ROS).
reactivated or exacerbated, some of which were fatal,
pre-existing dyskinesia exacerbated.
shubin calls the"Consequences of growing socio-economic crisis, exacerbated by the policies of bolshevism aimed at the forced nationalization of the economy".