Sentence examples for aggravated the effects from inspiring English sources

Hong Kong's costs have aggravated the effects of the global downturn.

In April, Ruth Swessel, 84, of Milwaukee, had a stroke that aggravated the effects of her aging, leaving her unable to follow "Meet the Press" or read the political magazines she once loved.

"In recent weeks, Russia has aggravated the effects of its initial incursion by stepping up the military support it provides to its proxies," he said.

Widespread crop damage due to the various storms has aggravated the effects of the global food crisis, raising concerns about nutrition for children and pregnant/breastfeeding mothers.

The addition of the antioxidant N-acetylcysteine (NAC) reduced the migration of control melanoma cells and it further aggravated the effect of BNIP3 KD (Supplementary Figure S2B) in line with previous reports indicating that ROS promote cell migration.

This cannot be consistent with the equal protection of the laws, and the fact that a right was taken away aggravates the effects of the discrimination.

Now, with the economy slowing and unemployment rising, the question is whether the credit business will aggravate the effects of the recession instead of cushioning carmakers' bottom lines.

He went on to enumerate a list of conditions that could aggravate the effects of swine flu and that characterize a large portion of New York's population: diabetes, asthma, heart disease, lung disease, a weakened immune system and, possibly, obesity.