Sentence examples for challenges are compounded from inspiring English sources

The challenges are compounded when international borders are crossed.

The Republican front-runner's fiscal challenges are compounded by his appeals to hard-line hawks within the party.

The military challenges are compounded by the fact that the area is the world's top producer of opium, and profits feed the insurgency.

In Deutsche's case these challenges are compounded by its heavy exposure to Europe's faltering economy (around 70% of its nearly 100,000 employees are based there).

However, security challenges remain for field devices, and these challenges are compounded by the presence of legacy field devices.

These challenges are compounded by the fact that advancements in multiple technologies (for example materials processing, topology optimization) generate a "positive feedback loop" effect in advancing AM.

The disintegration of basic services, regional drought, alarming rates of undernutrition and a lack of state authority to address these challenges are compounding issues for an already weakened population.

As it turned out, these challenges were compounded in Pakistan by breakdowns in its system for securing its nuclear technology.

The physical challenges were compounded by having to juggle workouts during a month of fashion shows in four cities.

The challenges were compounded by Gordon Brown's decision to raise the tax on regional casinos and by changes to slot machine regulations.

It was a man's world on the road, and for her the challenges were compounded because she worked for manufacturing and exporting companies that were decidedly dominated by men.