Sentence examples for To compound the issue from inspiring English sources

To compound the issue, Facebook board member Marc Andreessen reacted on Twitter with the tone-deaf and contemptuous line: "Anti-colonialism has been economically catastrophic for the Indian people for decades.

To compound the issue, the city of Durham has a tree budget equivalent to about 500 new plantings a year- not nearly enough to meet their goal regardless of the plantings distributions.

To compound the issue, "Neighbors," with its focus on frenetic partying and mayhem, bounces somewhat uneasily against Efron's own personal life, with the actor recently being forced to address a report that he did two secret stints in rehab over the past year.

To further compound the issue, women experience significantly more stigma and pressure to be thin than do men (Pegoraro et al. 2010; Bordo 2004; Schwartz and Brownell 2004; Chowdhary and Beale 1988).

To further compound the issue, my mother was born in 1945 – a difference of 33 years between their births.

To further compound the issue, all sera used in the manufacture of biopharmaceuticals is an undefined mixture of individual donor sera, and therefore varies in composition from one lot to the next [ 44].

To compound the Curry issue, all of his non-dunk, shot-related ratings are above 90.

"While we don't yet know what has caused this systems failure, the lack of Republican funding for the IRS to serve taxpayers will only compound the issue.

Then, to compound the mess, the National Institute of Mental Health issued an inflammatory press release criticizing all of current psychiatry for being brainless and invalid.

"Language and cultural differences often compound the issue," says Hinds.

Eastland believes the forthcoming home video release will compound the issue, especially since it releases its own DVDs.