Sentence examples for aggravated at from inspiring English sources

Serena had both legs wrapped as a precaution for injuries that were aggravated at a recent tournament in Sydney.

Safety officials say that employers would be responsible for such preexisting injuries only if the injuries are seriously aggravated at work.

Ankle and hamstring injuries aggravated at the London Marathon on April 16 threatened the longevity of Khannouchi's career, his trainer, Gerard Hartmann, said yesterday.

As the painter's back rent accumulated, however, the janitor felt more and more aggravated at the sight of his prone body when he came in early in the morning to get his shovel or his broom.

But on Wednesday, Henin, one of the players of this century so far, announced that her tennis career was truly, definitively over at age 28 because of a right elbow injury that she aggravated at the Australian Open.

At 3 p.m. on Fridays, the streets emptied of traffic, commercial districts cleared out, and quiet contemplation pushed aside the tensions of this hectic, largely working-class city -- tensions aggravated at the time by the al-Aqsa intifada.

Ammonia problems at smaller C/N ratios in the process are aggravating at increased process temperature.

Langer is fighting the knee injury that he re-aggravated at home doing routine spinning.

Finally, the incidence of central nervous system cancers corresponds to invasive types whereas the benign types may also contribute to the number of deaths; this may induce discordance between the net risk of incidence and mortality, a discordance that may aggravate at advanced ages.

The world number one hurt his arm in his Players Championship victory in May and aggravated it at the US Open at Merion last month.

He sustained the injury while practicing at Oakmont on May 28 and aggravated it at the first round of last week's Memorial Tournament; he withdrew after 11 holes.