Sentence examples for but compounded from inspiring English sources

It appeared unrelated to the blackout but compounded the misery.

Knicks gave up little talent in the deal, but compounded their salary-cap troubles.

Nine basis points doesn't sound like much, but, compounded, it adds up.

That 1.3% sounds small, but compounded over 30 years it'll eat up 32% of your wealth.

The Scotland midfielder rushed back in an effort to make amends but compounded his mistake with an over-eager lunge on Little.

But compounded, we're back to Einstein, the miracle of compounding interest, it turns out it's the miracle of compounding returns is overwhelmed by the tyranny of compounding costs.

The changes started out small--a crop that spread slightly easier, a population that grew slightly faster--but compounded into substantial differences over time.

But compounding the problem here is that growth has happened so quickly, the housing market is neither mature nor diversified, local economists and real estate agents said.

But, compounding other recent disappointments, the project's partners have reduced their estimates of reserves from 3.5 trillion cubic feet to 2.8 trillion cubic feet.

Interest is charged at between 0.13% and 0.15% per day, which would we roughly 54% per annum, but compounding.

That sounds small but, compounding over time, produces an 8.4% lower benefit by age 92.