"It was nerve-racking and it was aggravating because I don't understand why," Ms. Sykes said.
The ball came toward them and then he's up and "Hey you guys want to play?" Which is nice enough I suppose but right away it was aggravating because he starts organizing them into teams, setting down rules, and barking orders.
This problem is aggravated because musical instrument companies that became museum supporters ended up with extensive displays here.
The dangers, he says, are aggravated because the Internet is still characterised by a "culture of trust".One example due to come to court this month involved three men who allegedly last autumn bought more than 300,000 shares in a bankrupt company, NEI Webworld, for between 0.5 cents and 13 cents each.
Besides, rail wear is aggravated because the curve, especially small radius curve, occupies more and more proportion of mileage.
This should be aggravated because of the low adaptive capacity of the rural poor and their full dependency on rain-fed agriculture for their livelihoods.
The access to these cities and their communities is aggravated because of dispersal policies in Denmark and Germany, as well as the remote locations of the accommodation and physically exclusive structures in some cases.2.2
The injury is aggravated because rare earths are essential for, among other things, tomorrow's batteries, and as such they are necessary for the world's emerging green industries.
Problems with illness are aggravated because of the lack of food".
Among those with chronic conditions, 63% indicated that their symptoms had been aggravated because of the heat during this summer.
