Sentence examples for longer aggravated from inspiring English sources

-Once we get to top, no longer aggravated.

The pain-avoidance factor (passive pain-coping) is particularly relevant to determine a risk of longer aggravated distress in fibromyalgia [ 33].

Commuters and transit advocates contend that the change, which will add seven stops, will make an already long ride 15 to 20 minutes longer and aggravate overcrowding on trains.

Eamon Dyas London A longer sentence for "racially aggravated" crime is surely as discriminatory as the discrimination objected to.

Nicks indicated it might be wise for him to sit out Sunday against New England to avoid risking a longer layoff by aggravating the injury.... Jason Pierre-Paul was an addition to the injury report after sustaining a neck injury during practice.

The can is no longer being distributed, but the furor aggravated tensions between many Puerto Rican leaders and elected officials and the parade's organizer, National Puerto Rican Day Parade Inc., a nonprofit organization overseen by a volunteer board.

But the political crisis has aggravated the country's longer term problems.

Costas said his eyes were still red, but he no longer has the sensitivity that was aggravated by the bright TV lights.

In addition, transcripts with longer 3′UTR had higher degradation rate, further aggravated the reduction in RNASEH2C protein production.

Rates of trauma can remain high after conflict, and longer-term psychological and psychosocial effects may be aggravated by a combination of the increased presence of weapons and normalization of violence within society [ 18].

And this is aggravated by the way we can no longer rely on the degree of export earnings we enjoyed during the boom years of North Sea oil and gas.