Sentence examples for it will aggravate from inspiring English sources

"It will aggravate ethnic tensions and make everything worse".

It will aggravate the lower orders in the party if they are told by 'Tory toffs' in the party that they should not accept an increase in pay.

"We believe this is not the time to welcome our brothers and sisters back because it will aggravate our already precarious situation," Haiti's foreign-affairs minister, Antonio Rodrigue, told Le Nouvelliste.

It will aggravate water scarcity for fragile ecosystems and vulnerable communities.Water privatisation cannot respond to the diversity of water systems needed to adapt to the diversity of ecosystems to ensure sustainability.

The "Chain" is also a tax increase, but only on income below the highest level, which means it will aggravate the inequalities that are hurting the vast majority of Americans.

It will aggravate the condition severely.

They consider it their beach, and you'd better not do anything on it that will aggravate them or spoil their day.

"It certainly will aggravate the situation," said Daryl Williams, a forecaster with the National Weather Service in Norman.

You should handle your hamster when it is awake, rather than waking it as this will aggravate it.

Scrubbing irritated skin will aggravate it even more and prevent healing.

Deflation, if it arrives as I forecast, will aggravate the problem by leading to a self-feeding downward spiral of consumption.