Sentence examples similar to it is aggravating that from inspiring English sources

And China, by running an artificial trade surplus, is aggravating that problem.

"It's aggravating that when people hear you're arrested, they assume the worst," Chrebet said.

"It's aggravating that the referee allowed Dane to be injured the way he was," Osorio said.

Since the film errs toward the latter of the two aforementioned definitions (a scene of Renee throwing a quarter in a fountain, wishing to be beautiful, is played completely straight), it's aggravating that the rules seem so undefined.

But it's aggravating that Washington's bid has advanced to the semifinal round without a no-holds-barred discussion of whether the Olympics are worth the costs in dollars, traffic and disruption.

It's aggravating that I need to press an extra button to move past an extra screen to start typing my destination name.

Nonetheless it's aggravating that they're going against the industry standard.

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.

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.

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.

"Certainly the presence of fentanyl and the opioid crisis would be viewed as aggravating factors… If you're dealing cocaine and you know there's a presence of fentanyl and you know the dangers of fentanyl it can be aggravating that you engaged in that conduct anyway".