Sentence examples for if aggravating from inspiring English sources

As for Tony Blair, until now it has been sensible (if aggravating) to cling to George Bush, share his toothpaste and try to use whatever influence he could.

Those options widen to include 12 weeks' custody if aggravated by the way the goods were obtained.

They're skipping it because they either have played too many games in the past 12 months, have been dealing with an injury that could derail their season if aggravated, or both.

Instances of hate speech are punishable by up to four years imprisonment, if aggravated, under Finnish law.

This would be less aggravating if deliveries were free, or at least cheap.

The revised code calls for a possible minimum ban of four years if there are "aggravating circumstances," which would include being involved in doping schemes.

Instead of a mandatory two-year ban from competition for a first offense, doping officials will have the option to impose four years if there are "aggravating circumstances," including the use of multiple prohibited substances or the participation in a doping scheme.

What would you do to fight the political battles needed to move the consensus on this issue, even if that means aggravating partisan rifts?

I can imagine it must be hugely aggravating if you're genuinely brilliant at games, but as a man who's spent the past five years being dicked-on by children, I'll happily take whatever I can get.

In order to test if the disease aggravating effects observed during early treatment with tamoxifen were indeed due to the ablation of BDNF, we performed treatment studies with glatiramer acetate.

If racially aggravated, it is two years.