Sentence examples for aggravating issue from inspiring English sources

In this case, the abovementioned shortcomings of lignocellulose-rich biomass and of biowaste will be an aggravating issue.

Regardless of which side of the debate you are on, shrinking airline capacity has aggravated the issue with passengers of all sizes facing more tightly packed flights and cramped seating.

Because of the rapid turnover, few developers put much time into their efforts, which simply aggravates the issue.

Undeniably, AIDS only aggravated the issue, decimating much of the club-going generation with fear and its sexually transmitted death sentence.

Underrepresentation of Aboriginal doctors and other health professionals' further aggravates the issue.

To tackle the second issue, more nodes on the path from k to j will have to apply the filter, thus aggravating the first issue.

In other words, students who may be susceptible to mental health issues, like post-traumatic stress disorder or panic disorders, are undeserving of a warning that a lecture or guest speaker may aggravate those issues or traumatic experiences.

The situation aggravated health issues, especially among children.

These issues are aggravated when event occurrences are unpredictable, or when the delay between event occurrence and client notification must be kept small.

The issue is aggravating longstanding frictions in Europe.

The trade issue is aggravating, especially to the Germans, who have invested heavily in the U.S. and actually boost American exports made in their many manufacturing plants here. .