aggravating造句

aggravating circumstances

Now here's an aggravating animal !

How aggravating to be interrupted!

Bedtime is sometimes fulfilling, but more often exhausting and aggravating.

By this theory, human activity is aggravating the arsenic problem.

The sanitation officers are worrying about aggravating the sweepers' burden.

These actions are really aggravating to the eyes of Sun's debtors!

Moreover, aggravating the establishment of punishment of property according to the echelon;

However aggravating extra allocations may be, the problems don't end there.

The action risks aggravating tensions over currency levels, but it could have a more benign effect.

Although soaring temperatures clearly played their part in aggravating the fires, so did a number of human factors.

These treatments focus on the creation of healthy skin cells instead of aggravating the body's inflammatory immune system response.

Especially for patients suffering from coronary heart disease, myocardial infarction, nephritis, diabetic patients more aggravating heart and kidney's burden, is not conducive to health.

But if new agencies are opaque bureaucracies, they are likely to achieve the twin own-goals of making poor investment decisions while aggravating already oversensitive foreign governments.

China has long viewed its ties with Pakistan as part of a strategy to increase its sway over South Asian affairs, which has aggravating its relationship with India.

Since being WTO entry, our country Enterprise collectivization management scale has expanded unceasingly, the management environment has had the fundamental change, the management risk aggravating.

Under the circumstances of aggravating Asian financial crisis and the huge floods that rarely occur once in every 100 years, it is not easy for China's economy to make these achievements and maintain such a good momentum of development.