Sentence examples for To aggravation from inspiring English sources
noun
The act of aggravating, or making worse; used of evils, natural or moral; the act of increasing in severity or heinousness; something additional to a crime or wrong and enhancing its guilt or injurious consequences.
In fairness to White Van Man, the world he inhabits is given to aggravation.
Hollywood seems to have got the memo that political posturing leads to aggravation from the TV audience and a visit from the online Maga crew, so there's not likely to be anything in the Marlon Brando/Vanessa Redgrave league.
The lethal phenotype associated with glial-specific snr1 knockdown was shifted to later stages of development in 60 out of 1,015 screened candidate genes, whereas silencing of five genes led to aggravation of the phenotype and death at the larval or embryonal stage (Fig. 2a, Supplementary Data 1).
But her relief soon turned to aggravation.
Initial acceptance can quickly turn to aggravation once survival pressures mount.
Effect of cannabinoids on the pancreatic canal and Oddi's sphincter may contribute to aggravation of pancreatitis [10].
Some other metrics nowadays, aggregate and contribute to the aggravation of end to end reliability.
Initially, Gizab belonged to Daykundi, much to the aggravation of some of its Pashtun population, who responded by in effect surrendering control of the area to the Taliban.
Consequently, both hyperglycemia and hypoglycemia need to be avoided to prevent aggravation of underlying brain damage.
The National Guidelines Clearinghouse [ 3] recommends to first inform patients about the condition and to instruct them further to avoid aggravation [ 3].
"The bird's tendency, when flushed, is to take short flights to the aggravation of both dog and hunter," the Whites wrote.
