Sentence examples for been aggravated by a from inspiring English sources

The mammoth workload has been aggravated by a shortage of senior trade staff.

Insurers also say losses have been aggravated by a spate of mold-related lawsuits.

Drysdale said Freefourracing's injury had been aggravated by a glue-on shoe she was wearing.

Drought often sparks battles over water and pasture.Such spats have been aggravated by a new ideology of Arab supremacism.

The government's fiscal woes have been aggravated by a 14% drop in tax revenue in the year to September—the result of a deep recession.

The company said that the slowdown in the United States had spread globally and that its impact had been aggravated by a strong dollar.

A "three-decade-long decline in civic responsibility" has been aggravated by an increase in privacy concerns, which loom larger now than in the last three censuses, Mr. Prewitt said.

The political challenges to the courts are aggravated by a chronic lack of financial resources.

Their predicament was aggravated by a weakening in the chain of command.

INFLATION could also be aggravated by a sharp fall in the dollar.

The chaos is aggravated by a system dating from the 1950s that relies on radar.