Sentence examples for it is aggravating from inspiring English sources
The insurrection in Syria, led by the country's Sunni majority in opposition to a government dominated by Alawites, an offshoot of Shiism, is increasingly unpredictable and dangerous because it is aggravating sectarian tensions beyond its borders in a region already shaken by religious and ethnic divisions.
It is aggravating, though, if, having written a confession, you then go around insisting that everybody else sign it, too.
But its inept handling of the accusations left the firm exposed to a much more damaging allegation: that it is aggravating the growing global problem of fresh-water scarcity.
"And so when I see people trying to undo that hard-won progress, for the 50th or 60th time, with bills that would raise costs or reduce coverage, or roll back protections for older Americans, people with preexisting conditions, the cancer survivor, the expectant mom, or the child with autism, or asthma, for whom coverage will once again will be unattainable, it is aggravating.
This may be enjoyable for people who like puzzles and long gameplay, but it is aggravating for more action-oriented players".
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.
It is aggravated by routine physical activity, and is accompanied by vomiting, nausea, photophobia or phonophobia.
There is danger here and it is aggravated by the fragile state of Russia's economy which was already in the tank before Putin's latest gambit.
