Sentence examples for even aggravated from inspiring English sources

It even aggravated his high school sweetheart and future wife, Heidi, but he stuck to it.

A glance at the legal aid, sentencing and punishment of offenders bill establishes that the planned new offence is not knife possession or even aggravated knife possession.

The damaging effect of extraterrestrial solar UV radiation was even aggravated, when the spores were simultaneously exposed to both, solar UV radiation and space vacuum.

However, endothelial dysfunction was persistent or even aggravated in a small number of patients, suggesting either poor treatment outcome or premorbid endothelial dysfunction.

Conclusion In the context of acute severe H-Na induced by fluid resuscitation, a rapid correction rate might be associated with even aggravated rather than improved mortality.

To the contrary, as could be expected for phosgene, anti-inflammatory treatment with steroidal or non-steroidal drugs was either ineffective or even aggravated phosgene-induced ALI [21, 22, 44, 46].

That is because Argentina has other worries, which adopting the dollar either would not soothe or might even aggravate.

In 2009, Pope Benedict XVI, Francis's predecessor, said Aids was a tragedy "that cannot be overcome through the distribution of condoms, which even aggravates the problems".

We can differ about how to address these problems, but ignoring them or even aggravating them weakens the nation at home and weakens America's pride in itself.

He finds it troubling that a significant part of popular culture is devoted to reinforcing -- even aggravating -- rather primitive angers and fears.

"The E.U. believes that the new law not only maintains the violations found by the W.T.O. in the F.S.C. case but may even aggravate them," the European Commission said.