Sentence examples for this is aggravated from inspiring English sources

This is aggravated, ironically, by today's preponderance of English in the work of EU institutions.

Dengue is a global public health concern and this is aggravated by a lack of vaccines or antiviral therapies.

This is aggravated by the increasing over-exploitation of timber resources by powerful stakeholders and the unfair distribution of timber benefits.

In addition, airspace available for training is limited, especially in Europe, and this is aggravated by the increase in the range of advanced weapon systems.

This is aggravated by the capital charges applied to lending and, for the larger banks, on the deposits themselves.Not surprisingly, revenue growth in the sector is derisory.

This is aggravated by the fact that the Silicon Valley dream of starting a company in your garage and making it into a huge business has become less realistic than ever.

This is aggravating labour shortages that may undermine the country's competitiveness.Poland's foreign policy is also being mismanaged.

For Man Ray, this was aggravated by the masculine drive to compete.

This was aggravated by a ruptured right MCA aneurysm with a significant right brain insult, at age 28, causing some left sided weakness, pathfinding difficulties, and naming difficulties.

This was aggravated even further when I recently discovered Max Hasting's statistics in All Hell Let Loose on the Commonwealth troop losses in the second world war: British losses were approximately 340,000.

The complaint says that employees "were treated as modern slaves" and this was aggravated because "they were alone in a foreign country far away, unable to resist".