Examples of using Aggravated by in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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the United States and China are aggravated by a remarkable trait shared by both countries:
You might very well be thinking that because your skin doesn't show signs of being bothered or aggravated by the fragranced products you're using, then it must
The scandal was aggravated by the fact that Kostoev gave several interviews in which publicly stated that Chikatilo was guilty of the murder of Lena Zakotnova.
Every year, more and more clients come in grumbling of generalized pain around the kneecap(patella) aggravated by activities such as squatting, stair climbing, or hiking over hilly terrain.
A study carried out at the Massachusetts General Hospital Recovery Research Institute in Boston analyzed the impact of recovery on medical conditions that are caused or aggravated by alcohol and drug abuse.
Massachusetts General Hospital Recovery Research Institute in Boston analyzed the impact of recovery on medical conditions that are caused by or aggravated by alcohol and drug abuse.
Now, the oil collapse(aggravated by sanctions) has undercut Russia's economy
often aggravated by ruthless acts of violence, have an enduring
Specific nutrient deficiencies(often aggravated by high soil pH) may be corrected by supplemental feedings of iron, in the form of a chelate
But there the disease is again aggravated by the revolutionary, and after three months of imprisonment, his lawyer seeks
Situations of conflict and humanitarian crises, aggravated by climate change, are increasing the
tears increases stress levels, and contributes to diseases aggravated by stress, such as high blood pressure,
The general backlash against migration, aggravated by the refugee crisis and the flows of asylum seekers, has also turned
humanitarian crises, aggravated by climate change, are increasing the
this decline will be aggravated by the continued decrease in production.
The international community isolated Portugal due to the long-lasting Colonial War. The situation was aggravated by the illness of Salazar, the strong man of the regime, in 1968.
level of parent-child relationships), loneliness aggravated by age problems, complexes elevated to
Second, the threat of jihadist terrorism throughout the Middle East has aggravated by the violent conflicts in Syria and Libya and has since manifested itself in multiple attacks in Egypt,
the resistance of the cartilage, favored or aggravated by local or general factors,
a problem aggravated by the lack of a written language.