Sentence examples for aggravating trend from inspiring English sources
As it was, the Nets continued their aggravating trend of losing down the stretch.
Aggravating that trend, the numbers of foreigners began to decline with the approach of the deadline for a NATO withdrawal in 2014.
What Obama blamed the current administration for, he said, was aggravating these trends with the tax code.
Researchers said that based on experiences during past recessions, the recent downturn was likely to have aggravated the trend.
The Jerusalem Post recently quoted an unidentified military conmmander as saying the uprising had "aggravated" a trend for reservists to leave Israel and thus avoid call-up.
The Fed's decision to alter its bias this Tuesday aggravated that trend, according to our poll of ten strategists.
12 13 However, death rates now appear to be increasing 10 14 and this has led to concerns that antipsychotics with adverse cardiovascular profiles could aggravate this trend, with particular concerns for the elderly.
While a variety of counter measures such as educational programs and guidelines have been proposed, CDMR has the potential to aggravate the trend, particularly as a first CS appears to be strongly predictive of subsequent cesareans.
Rising sea levels are believed to have contributed to the trend, aggravating the effects of intensive agriculture.Two devastating cyclones have also played a big part, according to Nazrul Islam of the Centre for Urban Studies in Dhaka.
Not that I should really pick entirely on Lichen; many companies are also guilty of the oh-so-aggravating trend of advertising their contributions to charity.
