Sentence examples similar to is increasingly aggravated from inspiring English sources

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.

Even though the policy differences between the two candidates are minimal, each camp is becoming increasingly aggravated at the other.

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

Penn was growing increasingly aggravated by what he saw as an untenable management structure, which another aide described as an "oligarchy at the top". Penn had no real people of his own on the inside and chafed whenever Solis Doyle or Ickes got involved in his sphere.

But as a nation, the USA is increasingly mired in internal debates aggravated by the need to explain simple maths or basic history to large numbers of voters, or as we now see, to freshmen Congressional representatives who want the impossible, or don't actually understand how government works.

Merchandise is increasingly valuable.

Malnutrition is increasingly prevalent.

Electricity is increasingly patchy.

This is increasingly typical.

It is increasingly popular.