Sentence examples for because of aggravation from inspiring English sources

During the last several months, Uber has been battling regulators both here in the United States and in many countries abroad, often because of aggravation by taxi unions.

Patients with neurologically asymptomatic mTIH after TBI require close observation not only because of aggravation of hematoma and edema in the acute period, but because of PTH during the follow-up period.

Because of aggravation of her general and especially respiratory condition, she was admitted to a local district hospital and, due to respiratory deterioration, subsequent intubation was needed.

Of those, 6 patients were unable to complete the questionnaires because of aggravation of their health condition, and a further 3 patients could not be scheduled because of communication problems.

"Now that's up to about five hours and growing, simply because of the aggravation at the airport.

Mr. Eisner, according to friends and executives who have discussed the issue with him, has reached this point because of accumulated aggravation with the Weinstein brothers, most recently a dispute over whether Miramax could distribute "Fahrenheit 9/11," the Michael Moore documentary strongly critical of President Bush.

In the group treated with radial extracorporeal shockwaves, one patient dropped out after one treatment and one after two treatments because of the aggravation of pain; one of them crossed over to the supervised exercise group (table 4).

"They've created a lot of aggravation".

I do not need that kind of aggravation.

Collapsing websites add to the general air of aggravation.

Because its communist rulers are unelected, Havana was excluded from the summit - another source of aggravation for its friends in the region - but as expected it dominated the proceedings.