Sentence examples similar to aggravating this difficulty from inspiring English sources

The insufficient number of hospital institutions with human and material resources at their disposal further aggravates this difficulty, mainly at Intensive Care Units and Operating Rooms.

In our study site, L. borealis was probably primarily pollinated by flies that have limited pollen-dispersal capabilities, aggravating the difficulty of pollen exchange between compatible mates.

Demographic trends are aggravating this vicious cycle.

Trump is aggravating this terribly.

The pressures of modern life, we are told, must play a large part here, with job stress aggravating the difficulties of urban populations.

The impending shortage aggravates the difficulty.

These interaction effects further aggravate the difficulty of determining hazard.

The location of the rDNA in heterochromatin in Drosophila has aggravated the difficulty in performing standard manipulative experiments by denying the use of many standard molecular-genetic tools.

Because Pacitan is President Yudhoyono's hometown, Ms. Perez's presence could underscore and aggravate the difficulties that the president has faced in trying to straddle the growing divide between Indonesia's Western-oriented reformers and Muslim conservatives, Ms. Suryakusuma said.

(Prop 30 aggravated this problem).

(The tiny illustrations aggravate this ­problem).