Sentence examples similar to potential of aggravating from inspiring English sources

Antipyretics such as aspirin and acetaminophen should be avoided because of their potential to aggravate the coagulopathy and liver injury of heatstroke.

The Grammy-winning singer was detained Monday with two other suspects on potential charges of aggravated rape and drug infractions.

In addition to impairing the patient's quality of life, the involvement of the upper airways (UAW) in CF has the potential to aggravate the overall course of disease.

While a variety of counter measures such as educational programs and guidelines have been proposed, CDMR has the potential to aggravate the trend, particularly as a first CS appears to be strongly predictive of subsequent cesareans.

This combination has minimal effect on blood pressure so as to reduce the risk of aggravating a potential CIN.

The potential benefit of volume expansion, related to an increase in cardiac output and oxygen delivery, must be balanced by the risk of aggravating lung and tissue oedema [11].

Tachycardia in these cases is undesired because of aggravating ischemia.

Malnutrition including iron, copper, and B12 deficiencies should always be investigated as a potential precipitating or aggravating cause of cytopenia(s).

They faced charges of aggravated arson, "with a potential life sentence" as the clerk of court explained gravely.

In 2011, Mr. Smith was convicted of aggravated harassment of a potential client, Tania Higgins, the wife of a hedge fund manager.

In issuing a statement Thursday, the department noted that the crime of aggravated rape carried a potential life sentence of hard labor.