Sentence examples for Further compounding this from inspiring English sources

Further compounding this crisis is the approximate 14 61% of new nursing graduates who will change nursing roles or exit the profession.

Further compounding this challenge is the fact that the objective of the class is for students to be able to go beyond applying economic concepts to stylized examples to being able to apply the concepts to real public policy questions while simultaneously considering equity, political, and administrative concerns.

Further compounding this problem is the fact that small businesses are often prohibited from discussing their strategies in responding (or not responding) to such patent demand letters in public by the license terms offered by the PAE.

Further compounding this problem for transport owners is the limited amount/absence of goods to carry back to pastoral areas after offloading cattle at the abattoir instead of trucks returning empty.

Further compounding this challenge is the limited shelf life of new devices and software combined with significant internal organizational barriers that hinder universities from efficiently and effectively integrating new technologies (Amirault, 2012; Kinchin, 2012; Linder-VanBerschot & Summers 2015; Westera, 2015).

Further compounding this state of affairs has been the effort by ultra-nationalist Israeli groups, supported by American Jewish "charities", to seize homes and properties in the heart of older Arab neighborhoods in Jerusalem and the Old City and to populate them with extremist settlers.

The twin revolutions in communications and technology have further compounded this problem.

Anthropogenic woodland clearance further upstream may have further compounded this event.

The limitations, accuracy and predictability of treatment options available and the expectations of the patient can further compound this.

An additional baseline error introduced in the economic dispatch further compounds this cascading effect with additional costs in the real-time market, amplified downstream imbalances, and further regulation capacity for its mitigation.

Divergence of anaesthesia and intensive care training in the UK may further compound this problem by reducing exposure to controlled subglottic airway management in theatre.