Sentence examples for aggravating fear from inspiring English sources

The flaw in this plan quickly became obvious as it usually had the reverse effect, aggravating fear and making teams even more cautious in extra-time.

The Fed's rigidity aggravated fears, and investors were suddenly reluctant to finance a variety of short-term commercial debt, known as asset-backed commercial paper.

The bombing aggravated fears here that Hezbollah or its supporters would face attacks in response to the group's military intervention in Syria against the uprising that is challenging its longtime ally President Bashar al-Assad.

If those expectations continue to decline, they will aggravate fears of a deflationary spiral, in which people begin to save money because they are worried about layoffs, salary cuts and debt payments and because they expect the prices of many products to fall in the months ahead.

In the case of Starrett City, a vast complex whose imminent sale has aggravated fears about dwindling lower- and middle-class housing in the city, Shaun Donovan, the city's housing commissioner, said last week that there were 8,792 outstanding violations in the 71 buildings currently owned by one of the prospective buyers, David Bistricer.

The novelty of the experimental vaccine, as noted elsewhere [14], can aggravate the fear.

It may even aggravate the fear.

Zapruder's film aggravated these fears, by happenstance.

"This is a broader cultural problem, aggravated by fears about steady employment, finances and the future of children," he wrote.

And the use of the Strivers Row books as props to sell cleanser has only aggravated those fears.

A general sense of foreboding is aggravated by fears that once the summer tourism season winds down, the situation will get much worse, as visitors with cash drift away and Cypriot banks starved of money try to recover loans from borrowers who simply cannot pay.