Sentence examples for aggravating future from inspiring English sources

DCM may be subclinical for a long time, before the appearance of clinical symptoms or signs, complicating its diagnosis and aggravating future complications.

So we expect that earnings management aggravates future crash risk for financially constrained firms, and our empirical results confirm this expectation.

Yet again, it seems, we are responding to human-influenced climatic disruption in ways that will help aggravate future climate chaos.

Delegates at the Edinburgh summit agreed that if a statutory human trafficking criminal aggravation was introduced it would mean existing criminal offences could be "aggravated" in future if it can be proved that the underlying offence was committed in connection with human trafficking.

This presents a gloomy picture that will be further aggravated in future drought episodes, if drought-prone countries do not embark immediately in well designed and sustainable programmes for modernizing their agricultural production systems by introducing new technology packages and adopting new crop husbandry methods and practices.

The frequency, intensity, and duration of heat waves will likely increase in the future, thus aggravating heat-related mortality unless population adaptation occurs.

This imbalance could be aggravated in the future if residents certified by the Arab Board are not recognized at the level of emergency medicine-certified physicians in North America.

This situation will be aggravated in the future by the ever increasing reads throughput.

This problem will extensively aggravate in the future: with rising life time expectancy, the number of men diagnosed with PCa will increase since the frequency of PCa is steeply rising in elderly men.

195, 196 Activation of RAAS, both disease-related and drug-related, should be considered in future studies among factors causing and aggravating SHPT.

For those trying to predict the future price path, this combination is particularly aggravating.