Sentence examples for perhaps aggravated from inspiring English sources

A doctor's report states that a cerebral haemorrhage, perhaps aggravated by the exertion of crossing the Pyrenees, killed him.

It may be that his mental defect had existed for years, perhaps aggravated by the experience of watching executions when he was 15.

There could be an irritation or allergic reaction perhaps aggravated by alcohol and linked to other factors such as hormone imbalance, stress or food intolerance.

Experts say that fan violence — especially postgame, perhaps aggravated by alcohol — can play out in parking lots and out of the view of stadium security, sometimes to deadly effect.

And Simpson has a weakness for cookies, which perhaps aggravated his diabetes.

On the other hand, we do not exclude the possibility that high dose of OPLE, depending on the duration of treatment, may perhaps aggravate oxidative stress in our animal model of DN.

Perhaps, citalopram aggravated the cerebral vasoconstriction.

The content of NH4+-N increased, perhaps from aggravated ion toxicity, imbalance of osmotic regulation, and/or N metabolic disturbance from the salinity-alkalinity stress.

The fear that Douthat expresses in "To Change the Church" is that Francis's foray into theological innovation with "Amoris" threatens to drag these unresolved tensions into the light and, perhaps, to aggravate them beyond repair.

The fear that Douthat expresses in "To Change the Church" is that Francis's foray into theological innovation with "Amoris" threatens to drag these unresolved tensions into the light — and, perhaps, to aggravate them beyond repair.

Successive governments, perhaps wary of aggravating an important trading partner, have refused to dispute Indonesia's territorial borders.