Sentence examples for which aggravated by from inspiring English sources

It may be more fruitful to think of democracy as a profoundly fraught emotional and social condition – one which, aggravated by turbo-capitalism, has now become unstable.

The squabble arose over the city's latest effort to tackle an obesity epidemic which, aggravated by poverty and ethnic variances, is worse in New York than in the rest of America.

It describes a condition of renal immaturity in which, aggravated by limited responsiveness to aldosterone [33], premature kidneys are unable to adequately handle free water, electrolytes, small proteins, and bicarbonate (Fig. 2).

For Lebanese Christians, especially the dominant Maronite church, which aggravated national divisions by allying itself with Israel, the war was accompanied by vicious fighting among themselves that ended only in 1990.

The collaboration was halted in July 2008 after the shooting death of a South Korean tourist, which aggravated what was by then rapidly chilling relations between the two sides.

I think some readers were puzzled by my Tuesday column, warning against borderline indictments (which aggravated my usual fans), followed by Sunday's column saying that Cheney should speak up or resign.

ATZ monomer reduction occurred as a result of TFEB-mediated clearance of ATZ polymers that reduced NFκB activation and IL-6 signaling, thus interrupting a positive feedback loop which aggravates liver injury by increasing ATZ transcription (Fig 9).

While the risk of ARDS development may be reduced by lowering tidal volumes, MV with low tidal volumes still seems to aggravate lung injury and further tidal volume reduction is limited by hypercapnia, which aggravates acidosis.

Indirect obstetric deaths: those resulting from previous existing disease or disease that developed during pregnancy and which was not due to direct obstetric causes, but which was aggravated by physiologic effects of pregnancy" [ 18].

But the new plants do not represent any immediate solution to California's electricity shortages, which are aggravated by the precarious state of two big utilities, Pacific Gas and Electric and Southern California Edison, which are billions of dollars in debt.

Interviewees consistently identified programmatic drawbacks in the policy process of design and implementation of RTI interventions in Peru, which include: (a) Lack of clear and sustained political and budgetary support for both national and local level interventions, which are aggravated by frequent change of high-level policymakers.