Sentence examples for it been aggravated from inspiring English sources

But has it been aggravated by austerity, the spending and taxation policies pursued by many European governments seeking to reduce their borrowing needs?

It is aggravated by certain kinds of physical activity but not all kinds, she said.

Now the bigger threat appears to be deflation, and it is aggravated by economic growth in Japan and Germany that is even slower than it is in the United States.

While that issue looms for all types of funds, it is aggravated for Diamonds, Spiders and the like by the volatility of their trading patterns.

He said: As both a pilot and expert I have grave concerns about that but I think it's aggravated in this case by a double concern.

Cystic Fibrosis Ireland (CFI) said that it was "aggravated" that it had to lobby the government to build a unit in Beaumont Hospital, Dublin, despite the centre being promised in 2016.

It's aggravated by the fact there is no consensus on the definition of video game addiction, the essential symptoms or indicators, or the core features of the mental health condition.

When asked what, specifically, is wrong, Williams replied: "It's a cyst on the back of the knee that's getting fluid and it's aggravated by playing on artificial turf and the pounding".

It is aggravated by routine physical activity, and is accompanied by vomiting, nausea, photophobia or phonophobia.

It was aggravated by swallowing as well as flexion, extension and rotation of his neck.

It's propagated by the very brands who pay their bills, and it's aggravated by the new-media vendors who seek their business.