Sentence examples for particularly aggravated from inspiring English sources
Chakrabarti offers her qualified support to Clarke: "All rapes are horrific but some are particularly aggravated".
She said some rapes are particularly aggravated by the use of weapons or multiple assailants and that should be reflected in sentencing.
Tuberculosis remains as the deadliest bacterial infection in developing countries, a situation that is particularly aggravated by the increasing spread of multidrug resistant mycobacteria (MDR-TB).
The impacts of sediment-bound pollutants are particularly aggravated during storm events, when these deposits may be mobilized (Wölz et al. [27]; Weber et al. [28]).
One day, one particularly aggravated fan of the series actually shook his finger at Owens and called him a "Paper shredder!".
Kneale was particularly aggravated by the dropping of the notion from his original teleplay that Carroon has absorbed not only the bodies but also the memories and the personalities of his two fellow astronauts.
As a ballet lover, I found the decision particularly aggravating.
A scandal involving bribes at Sonatrach, the dominant state-owned oil company is particularly aggravating.
Yet these stopgaps allowed Mr Morsi's government to dither, over enacting economic reforms needed to unlock still bigger flows of aid and investment, such as a long-proffered $4.8 billion IMF loan.The long-delayed rationalisation of ruinous energy subsidies was particularly aggravating.
The fun part, I guess, comes if you put someone that will particularly aggravate your friends.
Among a host of indignities early menopause, diabetes, hair loss, fading eyesight, and mounting pain the inability to travel freely particularly aggravates her, though not for the reasons one might expect.
