Sentence examples for which aggravates from inspiring English sources
In addition, pain leads to increased catecholamine release, which aggravates the patient's nutritional needs and energy expenditure.
One guard systematically puts inmates with lung diseases in a cell next to the laundry room, where the walls sweat from the humidity, which aggravates their condition.
Dr. Cruz said many Alzheimer's risk factors "have to do with poor education," which aggravates nutrition, financial status and health care.
The object is to cut emissions of soot, or particulate pollutants, which aggravates asthma and other lung ailments, including cancer, as well as heart disease.
Environmentalists fret that immigration drives population growth, which aggravates urban sprawl, pollution and global warming.The argument that stirs the hottest passions, however, is cultural.
No specific treatment is known, but as with all respiratory disorders patients are urged to quit smoking, which aggravates the condition.
About seven times more deaths in Europe are attributed annually to cold weather (which aggravates circulatory and respiratory illness) than to hot weather, Dr. Lomborg notes, pointing to studies showing that a warmer planet would mean fewer temperature-related deaths in Europe and worldwide.
(Most of these involve sexual experimentation which aggravated existing tensions within the trio).
The book also describes the American press, which aggravated the crisis (in Mr. Bowden's opinion) by fanning its flames.
He was shocked by the "venom" in the speeches, which "aggravated the hostilities between the two communities as never before".
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.
