Sentence examples for problem is aggravated from inspiring English sources

This problem is aggravated by the Democrats' strength, especially pronounced this year, among women.

This problem is aggravated because musical instrument companies that became museum supporters ended up with extensive displays here.

This problem is aggravated by the fact that the enforcement of the State's antitrust policy has often been a by-product of Federal enforcement.

The problem is aggravated by a model of development based on the intensive use of fossil fuels, which is at the heart of the worldwide energy system.

But the left is correct to insist that this problem is aggravated by radical changes in our economy that have shattered communities and individual lives.

Residents say the problem is aggravated by Chicken Kitchen, a local restaurant, and a gutted town house that is being sold for $2.95 million.

He said the problem was aggravated in the second half when he was hit again.

The portability problem was aggravated by the "software" being cassette tapes, which contained, at most, 90 minutes of music and had to be manually changed.

(The problem was aggravated by a set in which big rectangles served as all-purpose props.) This is a continuing and extremely interesting challenge for postmodernist theater.

The problem was aggravated last week after clashes in northeastern Greece between Christian Greeks and Ethnic Turkish Muslims, which left one Greek dead and several wounded on both sides.

The problem was aggravated in France both by the widespread custom of leaving elderly relatives behind at vacation time and by the practice of shutting down parts of hospitals while doctors and staff members take monthlong August vacations.