Sentence examples for such aggravation from inspiring English sources

Stalin himself was the initiator and theoretician of such "aggravation of class struggle".

Such aggravation of health was attributed to the appearance of endometrial and other neoplastic processes (see following parts of Results for explanation).

These changes appear to correlate with the aggravation of neuronal damage by hyperglycemia when induced 15 min preischemia, and by the lack of such aggravation when glucose is administered 120 min preischemia.

Those prepared to ignore such aggravations will be well rewarded.

Such aggravations would be predicted theoretically according to the principle of "like cures like".

I don't have big fingers or anything, but I just can't manipulate those tiny gears and such without aggravation.

These effects can come from both short- and long-term exposure to PM2.5, and can include respiratory and cardiovascular issues such as aggravation of asthma, and eventually, increased risk of death from heart disease, lung cancer and other causes.

At the same time, the full-length virus envelope S protein as immunogen may cause the immune system to overreact, which leads to negative effects such as aggravation of illness; thus a shorter RBD area can effectively avoid this problem, such as SARS vaccine [ 22].

But while most hairdressers have learned to tolerate such commonplace aggravations, some things remain too much to bear.

And researchers disagree whether the shots eliminate fat cells, or merely liquefy fat so that it shifts around in the body, raising the possibility of long-term consequences such as the aggravation of heart disease.

At those moments, I hated my father, hated my mother and hated myself for being such a monstrous "aggravation" that I had to be banished from my own home.