Sentence examples for aggravating fact from inspiring English sources

The phrase "aggravating fact" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a fact that adds to someone's annoyance or frustration regarding a situation.
Example: "The aggravating fact that the meeting was scheduled at the last minute made it difficult for everyone to prepare."
Alternatives: "frustrating detail" or "annoying circumstance".

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This is also the case for type 2 DM patients, with the additional aggravating fact that this linear relationship was shifted upward compared to non-diabetics.

Furthermore, it is important to see that the administrative buildings have an AAL that by no means can be considered as negligible with the aggravating fact that those buildings are to be considered as critical components.

It has become an aggravating fact of life for many scientists that even well-prepared manuscripts are rarely accepted without requests to perform multiple additional experiments.

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The Court held certain components of Washington's sentencing provisions unconstitutional because they allowed a judge, acting without a jury and using a lower standard of proof than "beyond a reasonable doubt," to sentence above a legislated standard range based upon the judge's own finding of aggravating facts.

Nano-pirates are making things worse, with the aggravated fact that live streams leave less trace than downloads.

The accusation concerning the destruction of the Julfa cemetery is another attempt to mislead the international community from the aggravated facts of "cultural cleansing" carried out in the occupied territories of Azerbaijan.

Is the availability of this new weapon limited to the aggravated facts of the Argentine default or has it now moved permanently into the creditors' arsenal?

This is a loss for Austria and aggravates the fact that there is a shortage of trained and skilled health workers in the respective country of origin in Africa.

The minimum sentence for the crime is usually 12 years but the judge said he was increasing that because of seven aggravating features including the fact that it was premeditated, that it was carried out in public in front of children and witnesses who were traumatised by the sight, and that Maguire had died in "extreme pain".

These are aggravated by the fact that they were conducted in the timeframe of serious civil unrest in London last summer.

This problem is aggravated by the fact that the enforcement of the State's antitrust policy has often been a by-product of Federal enforcement.

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