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However, analysts said the boost from the World Cup would diminish in coming months, a factor that would be compounded by weak global economic conditions.

The company's troubles at its Global Services division, which specializes in enterprise telecommunications, may be compounded by weaker consumer spending at its retail business.

Sports Direct has had a difficult 2016, in which criticism of its working practices was compounded by weak trading.

The foreign exodus was compounded by weak domestic demand, which slumped 26% as Greeks tightened their belts.

Diageo finished the day as the biggest faller in the FTSE 100 as its problems in China were compounded by weak sales in other emerging markets for the first six months of the year.

Fashion retailers have faced a perfect storm this year as rising costs following last year's business rates revaluation were compounded by weak consumer spending and a shift to online shopping.

It was a generally down earnings week for big-name technology stocks, as investor disappointment over profit was compounded by weak guidance numbers.

It is compounded by weak health systems that are unable to cope with the double burden of infectious and chronic diseases.

The dramatic rise in global food prices has hit the already impoverished Afghan population hard, a problem that could be compounded by an expected weak harvest this year.

But the first quarter is often Intel's weakest, and investors are increasingly concerned that tendency could be compounded by an overall slowdown.

If the condenser is weak, the spark may not be strong enough, and the problem can be compounded by worn or cracked spark-plug wires.