Sentence examples for over aggravated from inspiring English sources

He was jailed in 2006, over aggravated robbery and concealed weapons charges, and released in 2010.

A legal investigation has been opened after Air France lodged a complaint over aggravated violence, saying seven people were injured, including a security guard who was seriously hurt.

They were supposed to be like diet pills because they were mellow, and they didn't over-excite him or over-aggravate him.

Kirkman avouched that since the initiation of the zombie apocalypse, many of the characters have reverted to traditional gender roles; "Lori is really just aggravated over a lot of things and she's lashing out.

This over-irrigation aggravates water scarcity problems.

In fact, suppressing JNK signalling by puc over-expression aggravates the phenotype of sal mutant wings (compare Fig. 4E, Fig. 4H), perhaps because mis-specified cells are not removed from the epithelium during wing disc development.

"The failure to turn over this evidence was aggravated by the prosecutor's argument during summation that there was no evidence that the complainants were bringing civil lawsuits as a result of the defendant's conduct," they wrote.

In conclusion, this is a novel case of an elderly lady with IVTs and subsequent spontaneous hyphaema which in our opinion was likely related to over-anticoagulation and possibly aggravated by sleeping on the ipsilateral side.

It's the people who come in aggravated over a parking ticket or the police officer's attitude and don't have a lawyer and they're angry.

The fourth-seeded Dokic said she was hurt during Saturday's 6-3, 3-6, 6-4 semifinal victory over Monica Seles and aggravated the injury in a doubles match later that day.

John Szocze, 53, and Jillane Szocze, 39, both of Bramley, were charged on Monday over the racially aggravated incident and are due to appear at Leeds magistrates court on 26 October.