Sentence examples for constantly aggravated from inspiring English sources
Beyond these historic wounds, BA has been constantly aggravated by an upstart that took it on and – although only a fraction of BA's size – consistently demanded equal attention, and usually received it.
Furthermore, photovoltaic technologies constantly aggravate the competitive constraints.
"Until Detroit learns that collaboration gets you far lower costs than constantly aggravating competition, it will be engineering high cost cars," he says, adding that a quick face-lift won't save Detroit car makers from bankruptcy.
Geographical disparities of this nature are constantly reinforced and aggravated by the movement of health professionals, especially from rural areas to urban centres.
Now in this instance, no guns were involved, but it's all part of the same disturbing, ongoing trend, fueled by the insane pressure, uncertainty and competition our kids face today, and further aggravated by the graphic violence constantly churned out by the media and entertainment industries.
This is aggravated by the fact that the requirements change often and the software tools are constantly evolving.
These results show that CCL20 is constantly expressed in the conjunctival epithelium and that its expression increases when allergic inflammation in the conjunctiva is aggravated.
This aggravated the problem.
(Prop 30 aggravated this problem).
