Sentence examples for aggravating concerns from inspiring English sources

The increases came after the U.S. government reported drops in crude, gasoline and distillate fuel inventories, aggravating concerns about a supply shortage from the shutdown of a BP pipeline in Alaska.

Aggravating concerns about the company is its slow growth in traffic at only 5.4% on the quarter, compared with Yahoo!'s (YHOO) growth of 25.2% and Excite's (XCIT) 15%.

The UK referendum result in June hammered financial markets and sparked a yen rally that is threatening corporate Japan's bottom line – and aggravating concerns about growth.

But Senator Debbie Stabenow, Democrat of Michigan, said the variation in premiums could push people into lower-cost private plans and could aggravate concerns about geographic inequities in Medicare.

China's increasing involvement in the United States economy, including the recent purchase by a Chinese government investment fund of stakes in the private equity firm Blackstone and in the investment banker Morgan Stanley, has aggravated concerns in Congress.

It also aggravated concerns in the currency markets that Germany was preparing contingency plans for its banks in the event of a Greek default, Eric Viloria, senior market strategist for Forex.com, said.

Amazon.com's announcement aggravated concerns about low profit margins in the online bookselling business.

The aggravated concern regarding the need for space and facilities was statistically significant (p = 0.02), whereas the other changes in items of awareness were insignificant between the two years (Table  2).

Aggravating evidence concerns why a jury should impose a death sentence.

This further aggravates concerns over surviving dolphins ability to find food.

But the acquisition could also aggravate antitrust concerns by further bolstering Google's strength in the markets for mobile search and advertising.