Sentence examples for aggravating situations from inspiring English sources

Whether you are a mother-in-law or daughter-in-law, find ways to take otherwise aggravating situations and turn them into glitter.

The next day, Homer stays true to his word and remains calm, despite having difficulty maintaining it, as it is evident that whenever aggravating situations occur, Homer tries to suppress his rage, causing lumps to grow on his neck.

Remember to start your fire in a wind and rain sheltered place if possible, as there are few more aggravating situations than the one where you work very hard to produce heat, smoke, then flame for your tinder and an errant drop of rain extinguishes your hard work and ruins your dry tinder.

I didn't know anything about leadership theory, but I did know about people and aggravated situations.

Moreover, even if they recovered, the fear of an even more aggravated situation in a new pregnancy made them reconsider their dreams of having a larger family: Never ever, once more.

Downing Street has been careful not to criticise Johnson's judgment, although I detect from aides irritation with his habit of aggravating delicate situations with colourful phrases.

Turkey has acted irresponsibly, aggravating the situation in Syria.

But Mr. Willard was aggravating the situation, he said, by hanging the deer.

He blamed "foreign elements" — a euphemism for Afghanistan and Indian — for aggravating the situation in the tribal areas and in other parts of the North-West Frontier Province.

In addition, the short-sellers are aggravating the situation.

Aggravating the situation is the growing campaign to sow misinformation in the mass media.