Sentence examples for issue aggravated from inspiring English sources

The presiding judge at the Special Court for Sierra Leone, which is trying him, chided court administrators for not dealing promptly with the defense issue, aggravated since Mr. Taylor fired his lead lawyer this month.

Gonzalez, who missed occasional time last season with the chronic issue, aggravated his neck on Saturday... running the bases.

Communication issues aggravated by onion breath.

This issue is aggravated with the use of small holes, such as a 10 cm-diameter hole.

This issue is aggravated by a lack of interval cases (cases diagnosed between screens).

24 The issue is aggravated by the hypothesis that measurement bias might increase with effort to reach participants: late respondents, who are less available and/or more reluctant to take the survey but will eventually take it might be more likely to provide answers filled with measurement errors.

These issues are aggravated when event occurrences are unpredictable, or when the delay between event occurrence and client notification must be kept small.

These housing issues were aggravated by financial problems, with 39 per cent reporting that they struggled with energy bills.

These long-term issues were aggravated by rising gas prices that hurt demand for the firm's profitable SUV line.

He quarreled with neighboring governors over military issues, and aggravated a border dispute with neighboring Rhode Island.

The ignorance of such members of the FP on RH issues also aggravated the problem of reproductive safety, which merits urgent attention.