Sentence examples for are being aggravated from inspiring English sources
While those opinions are divided, there is virtual consensus that the structural faults are being aggravated by operational failures - that, despite years of effort to get these agencies to work together, they still fail to adequately share information.
Investor caution about Argentina, which has been in recession for three years, is beginning to spread to other emerging markets, where problems are being aggravated by a slowing world economy.
"The sector is already suffering a deep crisis with respect to pricing, which is being aggravated by the closing off of this important market".
The New York region is facing a serious blood shortage that health officials and politicians said yesterday was being aggravated by federal restrictions that were intended to reduce the theoretical risk that mad cow disease could be spread through blood.
B1 Blood Shortage Looms The New York region is facing a serious blood shortage that officials said is being aggravated by federal restrictions that were intended to reduce the theoretical risk that mad cow disease could be spread through blood.
Members of the assembly, called the loya jirga, showed rising frustration and anger at the stumbling proceedings, and warned that ethnic divisions were being aggravated to a dangerous level.
The new class of crime is being labeled "aggravated homosexuality".
They are being held on suspicion of aggravated trespass.
They are clearly being aggravated in some cases by genuine silliness of a kind that is supposed to be a thing of the past.
