Sentence examples for is only aggravated from inspiring English sources
The sense of blank and pointless disconnection is only aggravated by a second object, an assembly of industrial tubes and filters that might be doing something with some coloured pigment – except that it isn't.
He means that the anxiety that produced the isolated urban listener in the concert hall is only aggravated by the technology that, pretending to liberate listening from the concert space, simply makes for more lonely domestic concert halls.
"This is only aggravated by the fact that the reluctance of investors to purchase the country's public debt leads to an increase in the interest rate it has to pay and thus in the budget deficit and the amount of debt it has to issue".
We conclude that the NMSE performance is only aggravated slightly by the Gaussian relaxation.
The outrage among Republicans was only aggravated Thursday, when Mr. Sullivan refused to reconsider his no-new-budget stance.
Most diseases and chronic siknesses are only aggravated by the use of medicine".Bernarr Macfadden will address the conference this morning.
Ms. Cregan's decision, it would turn out, ended in pain for her husband — pain that was only aggravated on Friday.
"This is an extraordinary declaration, but it responds to an extraordinarily wrong-headed statement by the White House that was only aggravated by Senator Dole," said Stephen Gillers, a professor at New York University Law School.
The question haunted this viewer, at least last night (and was only aggravated by the N.F.L.'s own scandalous refusal to address the problem, even in a self-caressing way, during the broadcast).
And, above all, the rising level of fatalities may tilt sentiment, and embolden politicians, against the war.Matters are only aggravated by the fact that the service chiefs are not just fighting the war in Afghanistan, but are also scrapping among themselves over scarce funds and the future of defence policy.
