Sentence examples for compound problems from inspiring English sources

Climate change, too, is likely to compound problems, with increasing extremes of flood, storm and heat.

To compound problems, the manufacturer said that it could not forecast when mining customers would start ordering new equipment.

"The north-east has really struggled and the national living wage will compound problems it has experienced with the loss of public sector jobs," Hick said.

This will compound problems at four-year colleges battling shrinking investments, donations and government funding.

Twitter's shares dropped another 10% following the earnings call, continuing to compound problems with Dorsey's case that he can continue to run both companies in an effective way.

To compound problems, you had to send the film away to be developed and when the pictures came back you'd discover that your thumb was prominently displayed in most of them anyway.

High food prices are compounding problems in the Horn.

These are often places with compounded problems of skills shortage, health deficit and a lack of jobs.

Compounded problems.

6-year drought compounded problems.

Compounding problems in international relations, French émigrés continued to agitate for support of a counter-revolution.