Sentence examples for aggravated tensions from inspiring English sources

And it has aggravated tensions between Russia and its neighbors.

On the contrary, they aggravated tensions and exposed profound fault lines in Egyptian society.

But Mr. Sharif said after the meeting that he had asked Mr. Obama to halt American drone strikes in Pakistan, broaching an issue that has aggravated tensions.

The price tag, combined with the breach of privacy accusations, have aggravated tensions between Bloomberg and its subscribers, several Wall Street executives said.

The latest casualties of the crisis come after the deaths of three Ukrainian servicemen in a landmine explosion on Saturday aggravated tensions.

Conspicuous by its absence on the presidential schedule, however, is Pakistan, where a military coup last October has aggravated tensions with India.

Meanwhile, the problems of the 3Com deal are sure to aggravate tensions with China.

But Western diplomats say such a move would undermine the European, United Nations and NATO missions while aggravating tensions.

The numbers are rapidly increasing, aggravating tensions in the national debate over immigration.

"This could aggravate tensions between India's [Hindu and Muslim] communities.

And even in the environment and energy arena, trade disputes are aggravating tensions.