Sentence examples for be aggravating on from inspiring English sources
The gearing is not a problem on the Interstate, but can be aggravating on back roads or in stop-and-go traffic.
A groin can be successful in stabilizing a beach on the updrift side, but erosion tends to be aggravated on the downdrift side, which is deprived by the groin structure of replenishment by drifting sand.
Running back LaDainian Tomlinson was on the bench for almost the entire game because of a knee injury that was aggravated on the Chargers' first play.
The FAIR highway, however, has two potential disadvantages: (i) the toll level is increased when subsidizing the low-income commuters and (ii) the divergence of lane utilization is aggravated on the FAIR highways compared to the do-nothing case.
Moreover, in the WAI+Vehicle group, the lesion was aggravated on the 16th day after abdominal irradiation, as detected by ecpyesis within the injured sites (data not shown).
Depression has been shown to be a condition that can be aggravated or brought on by adjustment to life in a new country.
Lendl is suffering from tendinitis in the right knee, and the combination of slick lines and heavy clay were aggravating the injury on Tuesday.
But the police and park rangers say their use is aggravating erosion problems on trails and in wooded areas and park lands.
Excessive cash release for developmental projects is aggravating the effect of corruption on donor funded projects.
3. It is calming -- Nothing like a few deep breaths to quiet you down when you are aggravated and on edge.
