His appointments grow worse, his resentments more inflamed, his policies more damaging.
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After a month, most vape users' lungs weren't more inflamed than non-vape users
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This is a problem that only gets compounded and more inflamed the worse it becomes.
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This this time, the tensions are much more inflamed between the president's own political party and Erdogan .
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Nandi advises to not drink soda, as soda can make you more inflamed and is loaded with sugar.
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Even my already-aggressive breakouts are brighter and more inflamed, since they're highlighted against my fair, sun-deprived skin.
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The sheer force of your rubbing will irritate your eyes and make them even more inflamed, Dr. Pagán-Durán says.
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In fact, treating cells with these breakdown products made them churn out more inflammatory molecules, and made mice more inflamed, with higher blood pressure.
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The disagreement between the two liberals grew more inflamed after a CNN microphone caught Warren telling Sanders he made her out to be a liar at Tuesday's debate in Iowa.
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After one month, most of the vape users' lungs were no more inflamed than the lungs of the people who didn't vape during the one-month period from a statistical standpoint.
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Not because I believed my own anxieties could become more inflamed than they already are, but because I worried I'm not equipped to consider a scholarly tome on dread and terror.
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By Coats' account, what happened next is the stuff of nightmares: The area around her eyebrows swelled, getting redder and more inflamed by the day, until the skin on her face eventually peeled off onto her pillow.
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On a cellular level, the bodies of sleep-deprived people are more inflamed, can't repair their muscles as well and are more likely to succumb to overtraining syndrome — which can be catastrophic if you're working long-term towards a big race or event.
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"Once that whole process is happening, skin becomes more inflamed and red because the skin recognizes that something is changing, and so makes those little bumps into bigger, redder ones," Dr. Wedgeworth says — so if you hadn't noticed your blocked pores under the skin before, you're about to notice them tenfold.
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The confederates, more inflamed than ever, continued to vociferate and to threaten.
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"96 in Congress Open Drive to Upset Integration Ruling". The New York Times. March 12, 1956Ryan, p. 40. But moderate segregationist forces (which supported the Gray Commission plan) opposed the more extreme segregationists (who believed that public opinion was becoming more and more inflamed against Brown).
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The subject of desegregation was becoming more inflamed by the day. In March 1970, President Richard M. Nixon decided to take action. He declared Brown to be right in both constitutional and human terms and expressed his intention to enforce the law. He also put in place a process to carry out the court's mandate.
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The Sheriff's party returned the insults in turn using foul language. Subsequently, the altercation came to blows and a quarrel with arrows ensued. The battle continued until the monks, many being old or fat, gave way, and fled to their priory, followed by the Sheriff's group. The situation was prevented from becoming more inflamed by the arrival of the Lord Mayor of Hull, who having learned of what was happening hastened to the scene with 60 horsemen.
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Anti-government Islamist militants in Saudi Arabia were even more inflamed when the foreign bases remained after the Gulf War was over. Bin Laden's increasingly strident criticisms of the Saudi monarchy led the government to attempt to silence him. According to the 9/11 Commission Report, "with help from a dissident member of the royal family, he managed to get out of the country under the pretext of attending an Islamic gathering in Pakistan in April 1991.National Commission on Terrorist Attacks Upon the United States" Another report has bin Laden retrieving his passport from the Saudi government to go to Peshawar in March 1992 to mediate the Afghan Civil War.
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An open letter from the staff of Malheur National Wildlife Refuge was read to the crowd, marking the first time the staff had broken their silence since the occupation began. The letter was posted to the refuge's official Facebook page; it expressed a reminder to the community that the staff members are part of said community too, that their silence was out of a desire not to make the situation more inflamed, and that the employees hoped to return to their homes and jobs within the community soon. The next morning, Ammon Bundy gave a 90-minute lecture at the refuge firehouse to his supporters describing his views on law and the United States Constitution, which he claims are justification for lending control over land rights from the federal level to the state level. The Harney County Sheriff's Office released a detailed summation of the ongoing troubles with the militants.
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