aggravate tension造句

• Any such move, he said, would aggravate tensions rather than ease them.
• China's rising surplus is likely to aggravate tensions with its trade partners.
• Abbas accused Israel of aggravating tension with killings of Palestinian militant leaders.
• The presence of foreign fleets " tend to aggravate tensions, " he said.
• Such results could aggravate tensions in Prime Minister Vajpayee's wobbly coalition.
• In the former, the issue of separate schools aggravated tensions between Affari Vos ".
• But the administration may be aggravating tensions in the WTO rather than smoothing them.
• These events aggravated tensions among provincial, federal and industry leaders.
• Critics say it would aggravate tension and incite more violence.
• It can aggravate tensions between countries that are in conflict.
• The test launch is unlikely to aggravate tensions between nuclear-armed rivals India and Pakistan.
• Chen's win could aggravate tensions with China, which is disturbed by his party's pro-independence stance.
• Some have warned that the petition drive will aggravate tension and confusion within the church.
• The edict aggravated tensions between fundamentalist and moderate factions.
• The presence of foreign fleets " tend to aggravate tensions, " the Iranian president said.
• The prime minister said he saw no reason to aggravate tensions over the recent scandal.
• We firmly condemn these utterly unjustified initiatives that can only aggravate tensions in the Balkans,
• Fighting overnight that lasted into early Monday aggravated tensions.