Sentence examples for thus aggravating from inspiring English sources
But if he elects to be more open about what he sees going wrong, he may risk causing widespread alarm, driving away investors, and thus aggravating the very situation the monetary fund is supposed to alleviate.
These particles may stimulate the immune system and cause organ damage, thus aggravating the underlying disease [5].
To tackle the second issue, more nodes on the path from k to j will have to apply the filter, thus aggravating the first issue.
Yet another problem lurks in utilization and maintenance of such buildings, which are usually regulated by national legislation thus aggravating certain decision-making processes related to their adjustment to the needs of the public or investors.
Especially when the check valve is working in the fluid, it can generate a large stress which may easily lead to stress concentration, thus aggravating the fatigue damage and causing failure of the check valve.
The simulation results show that the growths of hydraulic fractures are relatively uniform with adequate perforation friction; the reduction of perforation cluster spacing, increase of Young modulus or fluid viscosity will cause the reduction of some fracture width and uneven flow distribution into these fractures, thus aggravating non-uniform growth of multiple fractures.
Basel 2 could thus aggravate the very thing it set out to correct, a distortion of financial markets.In this section The Basel perplex Willing suspension Statistical illusions Italian fiddle?
Theoretically, an excessive adrenergic response could influence all these mechanisms and thus aggravate the problem.
Thus, aggravated assaults appear to be affected by the place-based crime-attracting characteristics of a station.
The use of ultrasonic devices on titanium surfaces may thus aggravate peri-implantitis rather than resolve the situation.
Due to serological monitoring facilities, it remained difficult to ascertain the level of vaccine failure and thus aggravates disease epidemiology and its control.
