Sentence examples for violence aggravating from inspiring English sources
The attacks were the most recent in a wave of violence, aggravating deep-rooted sectarian tensions.
The violence aggravated longstanding tensions between the countries.
She was charged with aggravated assault/domestic violence, aggravated assault, battery and resisting arrest without violence.
He was appalled by the culture of violence, aggravated by the intrigues of the Borgia popes.
Thus, Chicago area activists were shocked when he was charged with armed violence, aggravated battery and mob action, in connection with the case known as the Tinley Park 5.
The sexual violence aggravated the spread of HIV/AIDS among the civilian population.
In "Heart of Darkness," Conrad's literary stand-in Charles Marlow talks of imperialism as a form of robbery accompanied by violence and aggravated murder on a grand scale.
MANILA, Oct. 26 — Clan violence has aggravated the conflict between government forces and Islamic separatists in the southern Philippines, making the decade-long search for peace there even harder, a new study says.
In addition to firearm deaths, the report looked at other indicators of gun violence, like aggravated assaults with firearms, the percentage of guns traced to crimes within two years of their purchase, and the rate at which guns bought in one state are recovered in another after a crime is committed, a measure of illegal gun trafficking.
The authorities announced they arrested 44 rioters on counts of violence and aggravated damage.
In the short period from April 1492 to February 1494 they convicted 44 men for homosexual relations not involving violence or aggravating circumstances.
