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• 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.

• Because this strengthening typically takes place through a reduction in credit creation, it can produce a credit crunch that exacerbates the recession.

• In societies characterised by extreme inequality, the effects of unequal citizen involvement may actually exacerbate the inequitable provision of public security.

• This question is undoubtedly difficult to answer since the solutions to some problems exacerbate others.

• The involvement of family doctors in administrative tasks takes them away from clinical services exacerbating problems.

• Rivalrous relationships are distinct from other dyadic associations inasmuch as violence exacerbates mutual insecurities that already run deep.

• The time constraints of the short field season, usually 2-3 months, exacerbate the problems caused by sample transport delays to an offsite laboratory.

• A preoccupation with death, disrupted eating and sleeping patterns, or increased anger are other examples, all of which can exacerbate symptoms of mental illness.

• Part of the reason for this is that such organisations are quite prone to reproducing and exacerbating local inequalities and conflicts within their structures.

• Some groups append rural matters to their existing specialisms, exacerbating compartmentalisation.

• In some soils, irrigation helped alleviate some of the effects of compaction but in others it exacerbated their severity.

• In short, the idea that primaries exacerbate electoral corruption has little basis.

• Student demonstrations against corruption in 1990 included opposition to single-party rule, on the grounds that it would exacerbate the problem of corruption.

• The problem of streamlining these interests is dramatically exacerbated in the context of massive corporate consolidation.