Sentence examples for and will compound from inspiring English sources

Next is the first of the retailers to give a sense of current trading and will compound fears that the Games will fail to drag the UK out of recession.

Those companies that are stable and consistent will warrant at least 15 times multiples in the future and will compound at a 15% rate.

El Niño has already hit and will compound the effects of climate change in 2016.

"The affluent heartland audiences are protected, and the arts world indulged, while sport is raided; and it will compound the problem if 5 Live is next in line for emasculation".

"Unless they figure this out better, they are exacerbating their own problems," he added, "and they will compound the weaker economy with a negative dynamic".

"We think we're looking at about a 50 percent growth on an annual basis, and that will compound," said Christie Hicks, head of global sales for Starwood.

"The failure to place PE alongside subjects like languages and humanities will compound the worrying decline in the number of teenagers studying PE at Key Stage 4 and beyond," he said.

And this will compound; if the mortgage is still outstanding after ten years, the balance will be $1629 less.

And that will compound the problems of health care delivery; especially in state's like Texas where the last governor has refused the billions of dollars offered under the federal expansion of Medicaid, and the new governor has promised to continue that policy of resistance.

The negative effects of certain chronic afflictions on posture and gait will compound those of physiological ageing.

The use of LMPA and film may be associated with a longer overall fraction delivery time, so the likelihood of patient movement is increased, combining film and LMPA will compound this effect.