Sentence examples for that they aggravated from inspiring English sources

Much is made of the way the chancellor has continually missed his fiscal targets, but they are so severe that they aggravated the depression brought on by the great financial crisis.

She said: "It's caused quite severe upset and frustration to Ben, because he feels like they are being portrayed as 'Brits abroad' and that they aggravated the attack, which is completely untrue.

The most often heard grumbles from the public are not that the newcomers take bread out of the mouths of the people of England, but that they aggravate an acute housing problem.

They aggravate that risk by outsourcing rule-writing to Congress, as with the fiscal stimulus and carbon emissions and, soon, health care.

And, most seriously, the Pope caused countless Aids deaths in Africa by upholding the church's prohibition on condoms, even saying that they may aggravate the problem.

In December, for example, residents gathered at the Cooper Square Hotel, a glass tower rising on Bowery and East Fifth Street, to protest its plans to open several outdoor restaurants, on the ground that they would aggravate crowding, traffic and noise.

It also labelled new US sanctions as "destructive and short-sighted" and warned that they would aggravate relations between the two countries.

This supports a stress-diathesis model whereby psychiatric illnesses or other life stressors are not exclusively responsible for suicide attempts (SA) but rather that they may aggravate an individual's genetic predisposition to suicidal behavior [Mann et al., 1999].

"He altered his delivery, which, probably, that's the thing that aggravated his shoulder more than anything else," Warthen said.

That move aggravated smaller publishers who depend on every sale they could get.

Severe myopia gave her a squint that was aggravated by her voracious reading.