Sentence examples similar to aggravated responsibility from inspiring English sources
A "three-decade-long decline in civic responsibility" has been aggravated by an increase in privacy concerns, which loom larger now than in the last three censuses, Mr. Prewitt said.
Ailey suffered from drug abuse and manic-depression aggravated by the pressures of growing responsibilities.
The last season ended with an aggravated Saul — who had previously wavered between his responsibilities to work and to his wife, and who had a harrowing experience as a hostage of the Haqqani network — saying, "I want back in.
The absence of a clear division of roles among staff members who shared responsibility for providing maternal health services further aggravated this situation and affected worker motivation and performance.
Papanek went in to accuse his fellow designers of producing shoddy, stylized work that wasted natural resources, aggravated the environmental crisis and ignored their social and moral responsibilities.
The situation may be further aggravated by a recent decision of the Metropolitan police service management board to delegate responsibility for extraditions to police forces around the country.
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