Sentence examples for but were aggravated from inspiring English sources

In the fall of 1997, large parts of Indonesia were engulfed in forest fires that originated with slash-and-burn practices commonly used by farmers as a cheap way of clearing land but were aggravated by the especially dry and windy season caused by El Niño.

Those changes were partly reversed by GnRHa administration, but were aggravated by additional FSH administered together with the GnRHa (Fig. 1D).

The indirect obstetric deaths are those resulting from previous existing disease or diseases that develop during pregnancy and which were not due to direct obstetric causes but were aggravated by physiological effects of pregnancy [ 14].

This occurred naturally, as industrial power diffused, but was aggravated by the particular challenge of Germany.

Mr. Nixon has too many problems on his agenda to risk any further break with the Chinese Nationalists, and all his troubles with Japan not only re main but are aggravated by the growing weakness of the Tanaka Government in Tokyo.

Indirect obstetric deaths are those resulting from previous existing disease or disease that developed during pregnancy and which was not due to direct obstetric causes, but was aggravated by physiologic effects of pregnancy.

The reasons behind the war are mainly domestic, but they were aggravated by the West's repeated reckless, if not malicious, interference in the region's affairs over last decade.

Abir had a fever of 103.6 at home, Mrs. Hossain said, but her worries were aggravated by his asthma, the dreaded underlying condition that she had heard about on the television news.

The Muslim Brotherhood's brief and incompetent government did nothing to reverse this, but Egypt's deeper problems were aggravated by the strongmen who preceded them.

But they are aggravated by the way people are charged for how much they use.

Tendency toward unsoundness is probably inherited but may be aggravated by poor hoof care and excessive stresses.