Sentence examples for Because of aggravating from inspiring English sources

Tachycardia in these cases is undesired because of aggravating ischemia.

Chris Owens and David Schwartz, Clark County chief deputy district attorneys, said the state was seeking the death penalty because of aggravating circumstances surrounding the death of the unknown victim in the trailer fire on Feb. 3, 1994, at Lake Mead.

Introduction: Surgical resection of CNS tumors and the postoperative management in the ICU is challenging because of aggravated neurological impairment in the 14 % of patients.

In our group, five patients have to receive amputations because of aggravated distension of compressed extremities, deterioration of ecchymosis and blister, local skin becoming purple/black in color, hyperpyrexia and acute increase of leucocytes.

The minimum sentence for the crime is usually 12 years but the judge said he was increasing that because of seven aggravating features including the fact that it was premeditated, that it was carried out in public in front of children and witnesses who were traumatised by the sight, and that Maguire had died in "extreme pain".

At the time of the shootout, he was wanted in Michigan on a charge of aggravated assault because of the incident.

Outside court, jurors said they chose the death penalty for Thornton because of the aggravated nature of the crime.

Rechargeable batteries have attracted significant attention in recent years because of aggravate environment problems.

Although a jury acquitted Mr. Dixon of rape, sexual battery, aggravated assault and false imprisonment, they found him guilty of statutory rape, a misdemeanor, and because of the girl's injuries, the more serious charge of aggravated child molestation.

In 3 patients (50%), TEE was considered helpful: 2 because of echocardiographic major criteria and 1 as a result of aggravated pre-existing valvular disease.

Only 4percentt were convicted of aggravated felonies.