Sentence examples for have been aggravating from inspiring English sources
American mistakes in the region have been aggravating public sentiments for years and fueled fundamentalism in the mainstream.
Long-term increases in heat have been aggravating droughts that starve trees of water often the main factor controlling growth and survival.
The root causes haven't gone away, if anything they have been aggravated.
Tensions have been aggravated by the presence of Kurdish troops in parts of the contested areas.
Insurers also say losses have been aggravated by a spate of mold-related lawsuits.
Their fears have been aggravated of late by bureaucratic bickering at the World Health Organisation (WHO).
Administration officials have been aggravated with reporters for focusing on the President's contrite comments about past American actions here.
Problems of access, purity and misuse have been aggravated, the exhibition suggests, by the very innovations meant to ameliorate them.
People with asthma, allergies, sinus problems and related conditions report that their troubles have been aggravated by the vog.
Morocco's systemic problems — corruption, unemployment, shocking inequality — remain, and have been aggravated by the global economic crisis.
Drought often sparks battles over water and pasture.Such spats have been aggravated by a new ideology of Arab supremacism.
