Sentence examples for significantly aggravating from inspiring English sources

"The failure to stop abuses and possible war crimes by volunteer battalions risks significantly aggravating tensions in the east of the country and undermining the proclaimed intentions of the new Ukrainian authorities to strengthen and uphold the rule of law more broadly," said Salil Shetty, Amnesty International secretary general, in Kiev.

"The vulnerability of the females who were the subject of the police officer's attention, particularly when considering our current understanding of sexism, power and culture was significantly aggravating".

These problems are linked to the oppressive conditions imposed on women and are significantly aggravated by the constant stress of restrictions on their movement and confinement to burqas.

America's Department of Health and Human Services looked into the child's medical history and concluded that vaccines had significantly aggravated an underlying inherited mitochondrial disorder that predisposed her to metabolic problems that caused brain damage with features of autism.The genetic condition in this particular case is rare: only four other examples are known.

The problem significantly aggravates the performance gain of channel reservation.

This result confirms that negative corporate reputation significantly aggravates consumers' attitudes and purchase intention.

In addition, we found that lowering the battery temperature significantly aggravated lithium plating.

Specifically in the case of damage, it may significantly aggravate closed-loop performance.

In CRNs, the random distribution of a large number of SUs significantly aggravate the interference caused by spectrum reuse.

Further, NGF treatment of pDCs significantly aggravated Graft-versus-Host disease in a xenotransplantation model and delayed autoimmune diabetes in RIP-CD80GP mice.

This data indicate that Gadd45a deletion does not influence the short-term reconstitution capacity of ATM−/− HSCs and HPCs but significantly aggravates the long-term reconstitution defect of ATM−/− HSCs (Fig. 2D).