Sentence examples for could be aggravated from inspiring English sources

Delegates at the Edinburgh summit agreed that if a statutory human trafficking criminal aggravation was introduced it would mean existing criminal offences could be "aggravated" in future if it can be proved that the underlying offence was committed in connection with human trafficking.

Rows about farm trade could be aggravated by next year's American farm bill.

The objective therefore was to assess whether human bone loss caused by unloading could be aggravated by chronic hypoxia.

Terrestrial chelonians of arid regions are frequently faced with highly variable food quality and/or quantity and these problems could be aggravated in overgrazing areas.

And all the nations on it have significant problems with corruption, which could be aggravated by a sudden deluge of cash.

Foreign Minister Leonardo Simão of Mozambique appealed for $30 million in aid because he feared the emergency could "be aggravated in the near future".

"Instead, we're flooding the market with cheap gas that is every bit as bad [as coal and oil] and could be aggravating global warming.

A HEPA filter for your home is an excellent way of clearing out pet dander, mold spores or other in-home allergens that could be aggravating your symptoms.

The aim of treating IBS includes relieving any stress that could be aggravating the problem; relieving inflammation and infection that could be the main issue, and relieving aggravating symptoms such as diarrhea and bloating.

The truth is a large number of people share the same house or camp for sheltering for the production of crops in the study area, which could be aggravate the issue of concern.

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