Sentence examples for that aggravates the problem from inspiring English sources

Yet that aggravates the problem.

Moreover, investors tend to deal with uncertainty in ways that aggravate the problem.

Is there a risk that this ransom aggravates the problem by rewarding the slave owners?

The regularity of Hofmannsthal's meter only aggravates the problem.

"I believe it aggravates the problem substantially," he said.

And poverty aggravates the problem, as do incessant wars.

Reliability and performance issues further aggravates the problem.

Land redistribution aggravates the problem of farmland fragmentation.

This constricts the muscles and aggravates the problem further.

The aim of treating IBS includes relieving any stress that could be aggravating the problem; relieving inflammation and infection that could be the main issue, and relieving aggravating symptoms such as diarrhea and bloating.

In 2009, Pope Benedict XVI, Francis's predecessor, said Aids was a tragedy "that cannot be overcome through the distribution of condoms, which even aggravates the problems".