The phrase "aggravate pressure" is not commonly used in written English and may not convey a clear meaning.
It could be used in contexts discussing the intensification of stress or strain, but it may be better to use more standard expressions.
Example: "The new policies seem to aggravate pressure on the employees, leading to increased stress levels."
Alternatives: "increase pressure" or "intensify pressure."
The higher the IAP increases, the more extravasation of fluids on one hand (thereby with arising intravascular dehydration) and a thickening of interstitial tissues on the other hand (thereby with arising elongation of diffusion courses) seem to additionally aggravate pressure-induced tissue ischemia and histomorphological damages.
1. Regional disruptions to weather patterns within the next 20-30 years will aggravate pressures on food and water and engender migration.
Such a profit squeeze cannot continue indefinitely, of course, but as yet there is little sign that the dollar's weakness is aggravating price pressure.For the moment, the dollar's decline is reflecting investors' expectations of Fed policy rather than tying the central bankers' hands.
A few neuralgias also gets aggravated by pressure.
This can send an inadvertent signal to customers, leading to aggravated network pressure.
Symptoms may be aggravated by pressure over the area, weight bearing, and resisted external rotation in supine (with hip flexed to 90°) and prone (with hip extended) positions.
In hydrate-bearing sediments, the potential for sampling disturbance may be aggravated, since pressure and temperature changes can lead to hydrate dissociation and gas exsolution.
Finally, it needs again to be noted that a too rapid rewarming might lead to vasodilatation, thus aggravating intracranial pressure, reducing cerebral perfusion pressure and leading to a negative effect on overall neurological outcome [ 1, 19].
They had to pull back a lot, aggravating the pressures on the European banks".
*Rosemary: May relieve chest congestion, indigestion and depression, but can aggravate high blood pressure.
If this kind of farming, widespread in the developed world, becomes popular elsewhere, it may aggravate, not diminish, pressure on the marine environment and on the world's supply of fish.
