Sentence examples for which was aggravated from inspiring English sources

Officials cited the worldwide financial slump, which was aggravated by the Sept. 11 attacks.

One day, he suffered from a mysterious stomach ache, which was aggravated by the sled harness yanking at his waist.

Substantial deficits were incurred, imposing a severe economic strain, which was aggravated by shortages of raw materials.

Despite his success, Lu Xun continued to struggle with his increasingly pessimistic view of Chinese society, which was aggravated by conflicts in his personal and professional life.

According to Lamb, for much of the continent, "the poor were reduced to eating dogs, cats and even children". This scanty food output contributed to a decline in population which was aggravated by disease.

The genesis of disputes over Ganges water lies there which was aggravated eventually in the course of time.

Alloplastic reconstruction of TMJ was planned to stop disease progression, which was aggravating anterior open bite.

He discussed supply shortages and possible budget problems, which were aggravated by the lack of contact between city education administrators.

Industry analysts said Renaissance's shutdown was a result of long-term financial problems, which were aggravated by a sharp decline in cruise bookings after the attacks.

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.

Patients with cancer often develop major electrolyte disorders, which are aggravated by radiation therapy and chemotherapy and by the concomitant impairment of the renal function and the development of drug resistance.