Examples of 'are aggravated' in a sentence
Meaning of "are aggravated"
are aggravated: Describes a state of increased irritation, frustration, or anger experienced by a person due to certain circumstances, events, or interactions. It denotes a heightened level of annoyance or displeasure beyond normal levels of frustration
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Challenges are aggravated by persisting regional disparities.
They disappear at rest and are aggravated by stress.
These problems are aggravated by loose or inexistent quality controls.
Those with a pitta constitution are aggravated by raw honey.
These handicaps are aggravated by the development of multinational companies.
There could be a risk that frictions are aggravated by new technology.
Penalties are aggravated in cases with publicity art.
The abovementioned factors are aggravated by a failure.
Headaches are aggravated by strong sounds and bright light.
These cells may leak as they are aggravated and irritated.
They are aggravated by different types of food or alcoholic drinks.
Most of such cases are aggravated assaults.
Pains are aggravated after a period of inactivity.
We smile as soon as we are aggravated.
These offences are aggravated when committed in company.
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Coastal erosion is a natural phenomenon whose adverse consequences are aggravated by human intervention.
Often disagreements are aggravated by unresolved personal conflict.
The injection of cold gas causes metabolic problems that are aggravated by the anesthesia.
These difficulties are aggravated if an insurer is slow to take action.
Xenophobia acts against Venezuelans in Peru are aggravated.
My migraines are aggravated by stress and hormones.
These conflicts are often rooted in power struggles and are aggravated by socioeconomic inequalities.
If headaches are aggravated by the slightest exertion.
Chart 8 describes other pathologies that are aggravated by smoking.
These challenges are aggravated by conflict and political instability.
Linked to a severe drought, these fires are aggravated by global warming.
Symptoms are aggravated by cold and inactivity.
The effects of low growth in the population are aggravated by low productivity growth.
Penalties are aggravated if act is perpetrated by civil servants or using violence.
All these situations of discrimination are aggravated when the victims are adolescents.
You are aggravated by guilt.
Violence between those engaged within a couple are aggravated criminal offences that increase penalties.
Penalties are aggravated in cases where national employers engage in undeclared work.
All these difficulties pile up and are aggravated in moments of economic crisis.
They are aggravated by the potential risk of discriminatory treatment amongst driftnet fisheries.
All of these effects are aggravated at higher casting rates.
They are aggravated by the effects of climate change and growing competition over shrinking resources.
Experts say that the blisters are aggravated by moisture and friction.
These trends are aggravated by increased unemployment and reduced possibilities for workers to generate income.
Hurricanes are natural phenomena that are aggravated by climate changes and global warming.
They are aggravated in landlocked and post-conflict countries.
And again, these attitudes are aggravated by individualism.
These threats are aggravated by climate change which increases the vulnerability of the coastal communities.
Flare-ups and the development of psoriasis are aggravated by environmental factors.
These fears are aggravated by the present economic situation.
In this context, the fiscal problems are aggravated and complicated.
Charges are aggravated by an attack.
Thus, the reasons to flee are reinforced and the dangers to do so are aggravated.
These difficulties are aggravated in situations of stress.
Negative consequences of poor water and land management are aggravated by climate change ;.
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Aggravated by the imponderables of international currency fluctuations
It noted that stereotypes were aggravated in periods of conflict
