Sentence examples for what aggravates from inspiring English sources

It's a stupid issue because people are trying to create something that doesn't exist, and that's what aggravates me.

What aggravates the fashion students most is that there will be about 20 percent less space at King's Cross.

What aggravates them all the more is the belief that Mr. Obama's administration is partly responsible for their predicament.

What aggravates this situation is the scarce awareness, absence of information and time to take advantage of existing support.

What aggravates these owners even more is when I step in.

It's not totally clear what aggravates it -- weather, eating too much sugar, too much gluten, dehydration -- these are all theories I come up with but nothing is proven.

I don't know what aggravated me more: Paul Verhoeven's film itself or the reviews that misread the whole damn thing.

In making his decision, Martinez found that the way the death penalty is handed down in Florida is unconstitutional because juries, unlike judges, are not required to explain what aggravating factor or factors led them to justify execution.

"That's what really aggravates the Rangers support - they have never been able to trust the man in charge and there has been no transparency.

In addition, MDMA-induced hyperthermia increases at warm ambient temperature, what, consequently, aggravates axonal degeneration.

What really aggravated the writers, union members said, was that Mr. Kriegman, a former head writer for "Rugrats" and a writer for "Saturday Night Live," has belonged to the union for more than 25 years.