Sentence examples for a compounded problem from inspiring English sources
Nevertheless Plato's phrase "imitation of appearance" does characterize artistic mimêsis as a compounded problem.
The growing political independence of Britain's colonies and dominions, coupled with the perilous administrative task of selecting, organizing, and financing a transcontinental British team compounded problems with the BOA's imperial ambitions.
Difficult to maintain skills (survey-1049, rural) Survey respondents reported that the ageing midwifery workforce (again particularly in rural areas, although this is a state-wide phenomenon) compounded problems of staff retention.
"Humans were polluting it, and it was a compounding problem," she said.
And although it's not apparent on the surface, this woman had a compound problem.
This is on top of a national shortage of talented labor in the tech industry that already exists, making this a compounding problem for the nation that lawmakers and negotiators will need to take seriously during Brexit dealings.
6-year drought compounded problems.
That leads to a less intense flavour, compounding problems in the market.
The belief that bigger is better also compounds problems; as a team grows, the effort needed to manage links between members increases almost exponentially.
High food prices are compounding problems in the Horn.
