Sentence examples for To compound the problem from inspiring English sources

To compound the problem, Shackleton had reduced the funds available to Mackintosh from £2,000 to £1,000, expecting him to bridge the difference by soliciting for supplies as free gifts and by mortgaging the ship.

To compound the problem, Christians find it easier to emigrate.

To compound the problem, I hit some bad shots after that".

To compound the problem, he had been eating cold cuts, cheap and readily available, which made his condition even worse.

To compound the problem, the Ravens also lost Lardarius Webb, their best cornerback; he has a torn anterior cruciate ligament.

To compound the problem, Miami defensive players are questioning why the coaching staff was so conservative when the team had a huge lead.

To compound the problem, Mississippi River levees -- built, coincidentally, around the time the nutrias were introduced -- prevent nutrient-rich soil from being deposited along the coastline.

To compound the problem, a 2014 World Bank report shows that, on average, women earn 10%-30 10%-30than men for comparable work.

The appointment of Dr. David Baltimore as president in 1989 seemed only to compound the problems.

To compound the problems, one month after school opened last fall, teachers went on strike.

To compound the problems presented by a shrinking tax base, Detroit has been blighted by years of financial mismanagement.