Sentence examples for much aggravated from inspiring English sources

Instead, it would carry a risk of setting off a regional dynamic that could overwhelm the hopeful narrative of the Arab Spring itself, replacing it with a much aggravated power struggle along sectarian lines.

A dazzling account of Goya's dark genius, informed by the author's own worse-than-death experience after a car crash; he sees Goya as able, more than any 20th-century artist, to "make eloquent and morally urgent art out of human disaster," his pessimism confirmed by a mysterious illness and by the dismal history of Spain in the 18th century, much aggravated by foreigners in the Napoleonic era.

This not only forced Dudley to raise further funds on his own account, but much aggravated the soldiers' lot.

In both cases, the GIC included seven ranks ranging from 1 to 7 (1 = very much improved, 2 = moderately improved, 3 = slightly improved, 4 = no change; 5 = slightly aggravated; 6 = moderately aggravated; 7 = very much aggravated).

"It doesn't take nearly as much to aggravate the system as it did before, and it will take longer to recover".

The adjacent finger will serve as a splint, and keep the injured finger from moving too much and aggravating the injury.

Although he had aggravated much of London's Jewish community, Livingstone denied being anti-semitic, holding regular meetings with the city's Jewish groups and introducing public Hanukkah celebrations in Trafalgar Square in December 2005.

Relations between Europe and Russia have been deteriorating for several years, but once manageable economic issues, including energy, are now being aggravated by much more volatile political differences.

Recently, the zebrafish has been successfully used to unravel the role of dysregulated Tnf levels during mycobacterial disease, showing that either too little or too much Tnf leads to aggravated infection (Tobin et al., 2010; Tobin et al., 2012).

"That's a range everybody would be happy with," he said, adding that it is a level with "strong enough growth to keep incomes high," but not so much growth to aggravate inflation.

"I don't know why it aggravated me so much," said Mr. Smith, who smokes three cartons a week.