Sentence examples for aggravated because of from inspiring English sources

But his role was "aggravated because of your role as a commander".

Regions with strong local leaders, like Mr Shaimiev, do relatively well despite the Kremlin's interference, whereas problematic regions often see their difficulties aggravated because of it.

Money is not spent on communities and pollution and rehabilitation are a problem". Concerns over lawlessness have been aggravated because of threats against miners by communist and Islamic insurgents.

This should be aggravated because of the low adaptive capacity of the rural poor and their full dependency on rain-fed agriculture for their livelihoods.

The access to these cities and their communities is aggravated because of dispersal policies in Denmark and Germany, as well as the remote locations of the accommodation and physically exclusive structures in some cases.2.2

An independent FA regulatory commission, led by solicitor and former Blackburn Rovers player Stuart Ripley, concluded Cummings was guilty of a breach of FA rules relating to "abusive and/or insulting language", aggravated because of a specific reference to gender.

But, she added, "Our fans get a little aggravated because a lot of Red Sox fans do come down".

I probably owe somebody something". She said that problems for inmates and their families are particularly aggravated because, while one-third of state prisoners come from Los Angeles County, most state prisons are in Northern or Central California.

So I was really, really aggravated because it's a high school gym full of kids and I'm missing this shot.

A precise comparison of human and marmoset lung-function data is aggravated because human data are not acquired via invasive plethysmography, but by a forced expiration manoeuvre.

Besides, rail wear is aggravated because the curve, especially small radius curve, occupies more and more proportion of mileage.