Sentences with phrase «aggravated by»

The situation is aggravated by the fact that currently there are no specialized educational institutions in Russia (except for short - term courses), that efficiently train future salespeople.

This was further aggravated by Prime Minister, the Hon Tony Abbott MP, describing living in remote communities as a «lifestyle choice».

Furthermore, because these previous studies have not taken into account whether players were pathologically involved with violent or non-violent games, we do not know whether aggressive behavior may be caused, or aggravated by, the violent content of games.

Furthermore, since previous studies have not taken the content of games into account, we do not know whether aggressive behavior is caused, or possibly aggravated by, pathological involvement with violent games.

Our third aim was to examine whether the effect of pathological gaming on physical aggression is caused, or aggravated by, violent content of games.

Whether he's tired, out of his routine, or aggravated by some other factor, he becomes emotional, irrational, and angry.

The new state had been given the right to select over 100 million acres of federal land for state ownership, but the native Alaskans claimed the same land as chosen by the state, a situation that was aggravated by the discovery of oil.

In this position, I worked directly with military couples and families who were experiencing a wide - variety of stressors aggravated by the demanding pace of military life.

Among older patients, whose prevalence rate of depression is very high, these problems were aggravated by concurrent medical illness, social isolation, functional impairment or being home - bound.14 — 20 Overcoming these barriers by providing interventions in patients» own homes may achieve better treatment adherence and thereby greater treatment success than clinic - based or hospital - based interventions.

The labors of solo parenting, aggravated by financial woes and worries, leave many custodial mothers harried and haggard.

This is aggravated by the December 2013 decision of the Council of Australian Governments (COAG) not to proceed with this National Partnership Agreement on Closing the Gap on Indigenous Health.

If you're being aggravated by these fresh - faced young people who don't quite know how the work world works yet — or if you'd just like to ensure your interns have a reasonably good experience in your organization — my column today at U.S.

If you're being aggravated by these fresh - faced young people who don't quite know how the work world works yet — or if you'd just like to ensure your interns have a reasonably good experience in your organization — my column today at U.S.. MORE

This slipperiness is further aggravated by the fact that the XZ1 is rather light.

I'm baffled by the design of the company's website, aggravated by the pushy data - thirsty ways of its apps, and unimpressed by the contrived niceness of its founder and boss.

Its review cited that the brand has packed 128 GB storage for the first time, which has been a perpetual gripe among fans, who have been aggravated by the fact that there is no room for expandable storage.

Part of the problem was aggravated by politics within the developer community.

There are plenty of iPhone 8 users aggravated by the battery drain.

Overspeeding can be traced to the low judgment of the person, aggravated by the motivation from drunk passengers.

Even if you guide highly physically fit people who are strong and healthy, clients may have hidden physical health problems that are aggravated by exercise.

For a disease to be covered, it must be caused or aggravated by the conditions of employment.

[104] I find, on the whole of the evidence, the plaintiff had an asymptomatic scoliosis condition as well as a 1.5 cm leg length discrepancy that became activated and aggravated by the Collision.

The devastating impact was aggravated by problems with the automakers» suppliers: the automakers suffered severe parts shortages but were unable to adjust to these problems because of their inability to obtain critical information from the suppliers.

Barriers to access — including traditional means of communicating and publishing scholarly research, aggravated by traditional tenure evaluation practices, and especially publishers» restrictive copyright licensing practices — are increasingly unacceptable in an online, born - digital world.

Ms. Ruscheinski evidently suffered soft tissue injuries in the MVA of February 24, 2006 which may have been aggravated by the MVAs of September 9 and September 17, 2006.

Reasons for judgement were released last week by the BC Supreme Court, New Westminster Registry, assessing damages for a shoulder injury caused by a motor vehicle collision and subsequently aggravated by an at - work incident.

There were quite a number of people disturbed by these experiences, which were aggravated by a number of other social conditions such as poverty, lack of training, education.

These allegations will often be aggravated by an accusation that there was bodily harm or death associated to the driving as well.

Your doctor or chiropractor must be able to say that your injury was caused or aggravated by the accident.

Pre-existing medical problems that have been aggravated by someone's neglect are damages you can recover.

Behind those claims statistics however stand workers with a permanent disability or impairment caused or aggravated by occupational injury or disease, asking why the compensation system is denying them rightful benefits and justice.

The problems are aggravated by a lack of clarity or consistency around where the pricing function belongs in the firm and a lack of role clarity and specialised training.

Before I get to my latest limerick, here are some other bloggers who are aggravated by plans to open coastal waters to oil exploration: skippy, John Amato, Melissa McEwan, Taylor Marsh, and Jonathan Turley.

I accept that the plaintiff has proved on a balance of probabilities that the symptoms, including non-specific back pain that he currently suffers from, including disc protrusion, were caused by the first accident and the pain from those injuries was aggravated by the second accident.

If his back discomfort is aggravated by his work, it interrupts his sleep.

If a preexisting injury has been aggravated by your work, you are entitled to benefits but your claim must be handled very carefully.

The full deceleration of the head, neck and torso, aggravated by the tightened seat belt, creates high tension and shear forces in the spine, brain stem, nerves and ligaments.

[60] While I accept that the plaintiff's pre-existing condition was somewhat aggravated by the 2011 accident, he had developed chronic pain syndrome before that accident presumably following his injuries in the 1998 accident.

Does an old back injury aggravated by your current job entitle you to workers» compensation benefits?

Preexisting carpal tunnel syndrome may be aggravated by a repetitive stress injury in a new job.

[148] I conclude that Ms. Nijjar made a good recovery following the first accident, although she continued to experience mild symptoms of discomfort, aggravated by certain activities, up to the time of the second accident.

And it's easy to get aggravated by legal writing that is so poor that it's incomprehensible.

Her headaches have been aggravated by the Accident.

Ms. Levens has spinal stenosis in her back unrelated to the accident which was aggravated by the accident.

But there is agreement that Mr. Kasic's symptoms are aggravated by his activities.

Heavily - traveled roads and congestion aggravated by a thriving tourist economy result in a staggering number of traffic accidents.

Sexual assault can be aggravated by the use of a weapon or if it causes physical harm to the victim, but physical harm is not required.

And the distance between discovery's and admissibility's simplicity and reality's complexity is aggravated by the fact that organizations are moving away from centralized ERMS's.

CRPS or RSD may cause chronic pain anywhere in your body, and can be caused or aggravated by work - related trauma.

I wouldn't be so aggravated by people who tell me with conviction on how their aunt Mary was cured of cancer with coffee enemas and ginger root.