Examples of 'would aggravate' in a sentence
Meaning of "would aggravate"
would aggravate: This phrase implies that a certain action, situation, or decision is likely to worsen or intensify an existing problem, conflict, or negative outcome
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would aggravate
Moving him would aggravate his condition.
Too high contents of the oxide aggregate would aggravate sinterability.
This would aggravate their inherent disadvantages.
Maybe he did not know that it would aggravate so much.
They would aggravate the flies of a buffalo.
Contraction of the money supply would aggravate the recession.
This would aggravate the ear problem.
That the weight of her authority would aggravate all of her weaknesses.
Would aggravate all of her weaknesses.
Adding a tuning capacitor would aggravate the situation still further.
Would aggravate the existing tension.
This avoids movement of the shoulder which would aggravate the pain.
Such trends would aggravate external and internal macroeconomic imbalances.
Loss of confidence among market operators and consumers would aggravate the situation.
The increase in tourism would aggravate the problem of traffic congestion in the village.
The patient may be exposed to other infections which would aggravate its pathology.
That would aggravate the existing problem of elite capture of the social accountability process.
The adoption of the draft revitalisation act would aggravate further the situation.
Collecting duties would aggravate the competitive position of the domestic fish farming industry.
It is obvious that manuring in autumn or winter would aggravate the situation still further.
Milk would aggravate your hangover or what?
One can imagine that the psychological devastation and panic would aggravate the purely infectious aspect.
That 's how they would aggravate them and made them active.
Suspension of these privileges would be economically crippling for Zimbabwe and would aggravate the crisis.
As kids, we would aggravate the situation by flaunting our toys in each other's faces.
Rigidly maintaining the old status quo with regard to Kaliningrad would aggravate the problem.
This would aggravate the unemployment situation … and get us into trouble with the government.
The chamberlain 's intervention would aggravate matters.
I disagree. This would aggravate the unemployment situation… and get us into trouble with the government.
Rather than correct the existing imbalance, such a solution would aggravate it.
Were those flows to dry up, it would aggravate discontent at Morales.
This would aggravate the bank run problem in times of crisis . ”.
My dear colleagues, Do not impose a suspension Which would aggravate his already more precarious situation.
It, nonetheless, would aggravate the already chaotic situation.
The chamberlain's intervention would aggravate matters. Please allow me.
In the tyrant 's place, would aggravate the torments of their enemies.
Lastly, graduated " GNP " contributions would aggravate the deficit of those countries which now paid most.
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