Sentence examples for aggravate the difficulties from inspiring English sources

Because Pacitan is President Yudhoyono's hometown, Ms. Perez's presence could underscore and aggravate the difficulties that the president has faced in trying to straddle the growing divide between Indonesia's Western-oriented reformers and Muslim conservatives, Ms. Suryakusuma said.

These interaction effects further aggravate the difficulty of determining hazard.

The pressures of modern life, we are told, must play a large part here, with job stress aggravating the difficulties of urban populations.

The impending shortage aggravates the difficulty.

The location of the rDNA in heterochromatin in Drosophila has aggravated the difficulty in performing standard manipulative experiments by denying the use of many standard molecular-genetic tools.

In our study site, L. borealis was probably primarily pollinated by flies that have limited pollen-dispersal capabilities, aggravating the difficulty of pollen exchange between compatible mates.

For the homeless, this understandable desire is aggravated by the difficulties associated with seeking temporary shelter: there are few safe places to store belongings, and you can't take with you more than you can carry on your lap.

At the same time, Brüning's deflationist policies aggravated the economic difficulties.

Based on these data, we postulate that the accumulation of autophagic vacuoles can aggravate the neurophathological process given the difficulty of the clearing process of defective vacuoles and the generation of new ones.

An additional set of UN-sponsored health targets could undermine the status the MDGs have managed to achieve as global priorities and aggravate existing difficulties in progress towards them [ 54, 82, 102, 103].

The difficulties remain enormous.