Sentence examples for have only aggravated from inspiring English sources

As the numbers do not add up, the intended remedies have only aggravated the disease.

The cold realities of Jan .and Feb. have only aggravated the epidemic, however, and now it seems beyond control or comprehension.

Union leaders, pointing to the unusually high rate of repetitive-stress injuries, said speeding up production would have only aggravated the injury rate.

The Republicans have only aggravated their policy problem – 50% of what they promised their base is antipodal to the other 50% – with politicking tautologies, simple answers for simple problems that leave representatives no simple solutions after they're forced to contend with the way that the world of grown-ups actually works.

The continuing debates about if, when, and how local and provincial government PHC services will be integrated in Cape Town have only aggravated this uncertainty.

Gerrymandering congressional districts has only aggravated the long-term problem.

Asia's slump has only aggravated existing overcapacity.

The extraordinary pace with which currencies have declined has only aggravated such problems.

But it has only aggravated a chronic shortage that is the fault of governments and individual families.

And the use of the Strivers Row books as props to sell cleanser has only aggravated those fears.

So far, however, Mr. Bae's incarceration, which has been punctuated by some of the most hostile anti-American invective from North Korea under its new leader, Kim Jong-un, has only aggravated the relationship.