Sentence examples for a serious aggravation from inspiring English sources
"Within hours there may be a serious aggravation of tension, a serious conflict for that matter," Mr. Churkin said.
The combination of reduced incomes, higher inflation and higher unemployment point to a serious aggravation of poverty and food insecurity in several countries affected by the crisis.
The Regional Office relocates In February 1984, a serious aggravation of the civil war in Lebanon forced the MENA Regional Office to move to Amman (Jordan) and, since that date, UNICEF Beirut has become a Country Office, extending its services to Lebanon alone.
Failing to do so can be a source of serious aggravation to other drivers.
But there's some serious aggravation between Lisa Lily Jamess), a posh princess whose dad is a former medal winner with political power, and Shania (Lenora Crichlow), who comes from a tough council estate.
A majority of the 19-member panel also recommended that Ketek should carry a so-called black box warning about its rare but potentially serious side effects, which include liver failure, visual disturbances, loss of consciousness and serious aggravation of myasthenia gravis, a neuromuscular condition.
The AQI has been dangerously high since yesterday and the U.S. State Department announced the situation is "hazardous .This concentration of smog, the State Department website notes, can lead to "serious aggravation of heart or lung disease and premature mortality in persons with cardiopulmonary disease and the elderly," as well as "serious risk of respiratory effects in general population".
Such cases, based on the legal concept of "universal jurisdiction" for torture and certain other crimes, have proliferated in recent years, though they have often posed more of an aggravation than a serious threat.
A serious referee officiates.
"It is a serious, serious business".
