Sentence examples for increasingly aggravated from inspiring English sources

She says Ozzy is getting increasingly aggravated by the endless questions about bats and booze and urinating on the Alamo.

"The character description said she was based on Hedy Lamarr, so I did a lot of research," Everett says from her makeup chair where she logs a lot of time, thanks to her character's increasingly aggravated skin condition.

This situation has increasingly aggravated the damage to ecological environment and human health, mainly because various NPs have diverse effects (small-scale, surface, quantum-size, and/or macroscopic quantum tunneling) [ 1].

Interestingly, unlike those in the NS/poly(I C) group, the joints of rats in the pristane/poly(I C) group showed severe and stable swelling in ankles from D6, became increasingly aggravated and reached the most serious level at D14.

It has been convenient and politically profitable for Trump to paint the black athletes' protests as an inane attack upon the symbols of the United States, but he is deeply implicated, and is increasingly aggravating the actual cause of this discord.

Shiite leaders say reconciliation is politically impossible, given the sectarian polarization set off by the recent violence here and the continuing civil war in Syria, which is increasingly aggravating the region's sectarian fault lines.

Global warming issue, which increasingly aggravates over time, necessitates the carbon capture and storage (CCS) technology for its efficient mitigation.

The furore has aggravated an increasingly acrimonious relationship between Pakistan's civilian government and the army, with many assuming Geo had received the backing of the ruling party to attack the ISI.

Wirth's anguish was aggravated by the increasingly naive comments being directed his way.

The issue is further aggravated by the increasingly hectic lifestyle.

The problem of demographic shifts towards the elderly is deteriorating, as the relative number of caregivers is insufficient to provide the support required for their wellbeing, which is further aggravated by the increasingly hectic lifestyle.