Sentence examples for such aggravating from inspiring English sources

With the spat frustrating their bids to join NATO and the European Union, the Macedonians have taken to such aggravating stunts as placing an outsized statue of Alexander the Great, a hero claimed by both sides, in the middle of Skopje, their capital.

Experimental inhibition of glycolysis in an FALS cell-culture model diminishes cell viability, suggesting that ALS-related mitochondrial dysfunction critically reduces cellular ATP supply [ 115], while hypoglycemia is a strong inducer of oxidative stress, even in the absence of such aggravating factors [ 116].

Another reading is that, in American instances at least, such aggravated tomfoolery reflects an optimistic belief among the perpetrators that, in the age of Obama a time of risky, race-bending satire as purveyed most recently and successfully by the likes of Key and Peele a so-called post-racial America has genuinely taken hold, and we should just all just chill out about such things.

Such differences aggravate or even exclude the identification of the proper dose metric, if such a parameter exists at all.

In his eyes, such acceptance aggravated the Great Depression, ushering in the New Deal — which he calls the "rise of the corporate state".

Years ago, such permission aggravated the problem: priests — men of God — were trusted in situations where no other adult with an unusually intense interest in children would be.

Violent crimes of all types, including the most violent, such as aggravated assaults and assaults with weapons, are more than 30% higher than they were 30 years ago and more than 100% higher than they were 40 years ago.

Such temperature aggravated thermal runaway (TR) propagation, resulting in rapid temperature rise within the battery module and even explosions after 20 min of "smoldering period".

"That officer did nothing to provoke such an aggravated assault".

Moreover, the state allows life sentences for relatively minor drug crimes, and it often denies parole for those convicted of crimes that involve no violence at all, such as aggravated drug trafficking.

Vehicles will run ahead of the trains and send back information about what lies ahead, including migrants who remain willing to risk the jump.Campaigners argue that such measures are aggravating the risks.