Sentence examples similar to aggravates continuously from inspiring English sources
Since you have never seen fit to ask that the Central Park Zoo be closed, it is a puzzlement why you are so continuously aggravated that Brooklyn's 2.4 million and Queens's 2.2 million hard-working, hard-pressed residents should have a zoo of their own.
Booker then cited the causes for the riots: "Poverty, estrangement, continuously aggravated by racism, overt and institutional".
Not shocked". Booker then cited the causes for the riots: "Poverty, estrangement, continuously aggravated by racism, overt and institutional". It's not surprising that Ferguson prompted him to revive that article.
The continuously decreasing willingness for liver donation aggravates treatment of end-stage liver diseases requiring organ transplantation as the only curative strategy.
Benton and Shin (1998) mentioned that Young (1992) found that the JIT production system aggravates workers because they are expected to work continuously.
Increased in blood glucose level continuously generating reactive oxygen species (ROS) and superoxide anions, which further aggravate the diabetic complication by damaging the protein, deoxyribosenucleic acid and carbohydrate, which leading to increasing the oxidative stress [ 9- 12].
Yet that aggravates the problem.
"They beat me continuously.
He's continuously evolving".
