Sentence examples for aggravated danger from inspiring English sources

All that we have before us, then, is an instance of 'peaceful persuasion' disentangled from violence and free from 'picketing en masse or otherwise conducted' so as to occasion 'imminent and aggravated danger'.

'We are not now concerned with picketing en masse or otherwise conducted which might occasion such imminent and aggravated danger * * * as to justify a statute narrowly drawn to cover the precise situation giving rise to the danger.' 310 U.S. 105, 60 S.Ct.

Not long after this council of war, bad news confirmed Lee's decision to withdraw: The Confederate cavalry sent to defend p375 Crampton's Gap had lost it; the Federals were pouring through directly in McLaws's rear.94 This, of course, aggravated the danger of McLaws being cut off.

The weak euro has aggravated inflationary dangers because it has pushed up the cost of imports, most particularly of oil.

Nearby construction work on two bridges that span subway yards east of the school has created traffic bottlenecks on 205th Street and further aggravated the dangers, school officials said.

The danger of Zn is aggravated by its almost indefinite persistence in the environment because it cannot be destroyed biologically and is only transformed from one oxidation state or organic complex to another (Everall et al. 1989).

"Members of the public have routinely been put in danger and this is aggravated by the issue of insurance being invalidated because drivers were not licensed to drive," said Mr Rooney.

Dangers from toothpaste are aggravated for small children, and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommends supervising children below six brushing their teeth so that they do not swallow toothpaste.

There is danger here and it is aggravated by the fragile state of Russia's economy which was already in the tank before Putin's latest gambit.

As a result, the symptoms are aggravated, and this in turn might increase the danger trichomoniasis poses to pregnant women and their children.

Asking his opinion about anything personal is always fraught with danger, but this question guarantees that you'll be aggravated by anything that comes out of his mouth.