Sentence examples for aggravated further from inspiring English sources

The shortage was aggravated further by high costs in the densely populated urban areas.

These flurries of contentiousness did not make up for a shortfall in competitiveness that would be aggravated further by the loss of the Hibs left-back, Pa Kujabi, who was shown a second yellow card in the second half.

In the blunter of the two presentations, Ms. Lagarde said that economic risks "have been aggravated further by a deterioration in confidence and a growing sense that policymakers do not have the conviction, or simply are not willing, to take the decisions that are needed".

While their once popular leader Nick Clegg struggles to defend the coalition's cuts, I hear matters at the party's Cowley Street HQ have been aggravated further by a recent staff "cull" that has prompted an unwelcome merger between its Policy Development and Outreach departments (before you ask, no, I didn't bother to check what that second one does).

The situation is aggravated further by the continued displacement of 1.2 million Iraqi people caused by unrest within the country.

The situation may be aggravated further by the fact that microglial renewal capacity in aged subjects is likely to be reduced [ 153].

However, four drivers may aggravate further their already precarious political and social situation: Demographic imbalances.

This fact aggravates further preclinical and clinical investigations of these rare tumours.

Treatment of rats with intragastric ATC, HNK+ATC, HNK or intravenous AA-I did not aggravate further injury caused by LPS.

She said the situation in the past two years had been "aggravated even further", based on the observations of her office's latest visit.

The antagonisms and alliances of the Cold War aggravated them further.