The phrase "aggravated from" is not correct in standard English usage.
The correct expression would typically be "aggravated by."
Example: "She was aggravated by the constant noise from the construction site."
Alternatives: "annoyed by" or "irritated by."
We must begin to understand that governments are not just sites where regional problems are solved, but also where they can be created or aggravated from the centre.
Breaking down in tears, she said "he was so aggravated from taking prescription drugs" that he repeatedly hit her after they got into a fight over her cellphone.
Subagging instead of bagging was used here because subbaging is more efficient in computation, because of reduction in sample size compared with bagging, and it avoids collinearity problems induced or aggravated from the increased relatedness among bootstrapped samples, which is a concern with the dense linkage map used here.
These results implied the deformity of bony structure in dysplasia hip aggravated from postnatal week 6 to week 8. On the other hand, we also detected significantly lower BMD and BV/TV in the FHNR of model group when compared to control group by μCT analysis.
Do not talk to him when you are aggravated from hearing something secondhand and not directly from him.
Burglaries had dropped from 373 to 283, aggravated assaults from 352 to 304, and 54 people had been shot, against 77 in 2012.Philadelphia's foot-patrol strategy was developed after a study in 2009 by criminologists from Temple University, which is in the 22nd district.
Rush has vigorously denied the claims made against him, and is seeking aggravated damages from the Telegraph.
He spoke in complete paragraphs, sometimes pausing at excruciating length to search for the precise words, holding up one hand to stop his aggravated listener from supplying them.
In a case that may shed new light on the activities and methods of corporate intelligence firms, two activists and a lawyer who advised the anti-asbestos campaign are claiming aggravated damages from DNT, K2 and its London-based managing director, Matteo Bigazzi.
The man, Bryan Batulis Jr., 25, was arrested on three counts of attempted first-degree murder of a police officer, two counts each of reckless driving and aggravated flight from an officer, and one count each of resisting arrest and driving while impaired by a drug.
Scott Thompson, the Chief of Police in Camden, N.J., spoke to the paper about the survey results and said that his city saw a 20percentt increase in domestic incidents and a 10percentt increase in domestic-related aggravated assaults from 2010 to 2011.
