Sentence examples for compound problems with from inspiring English sources

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

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.

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.

The growing political independence of Britain's colonies and dominions, coupled with the perilous administrative task of selecting, organizing, and financing a transcontinental British team compounded problems with the BOA's imperial ambitions.

The eight-year Islamist insurgency of Boko Haram, whose name roughly means "Western education is forbidden," has compounded problems with education in Nigeria's north.

Last, compounding problems with supplies and infrastructure, clinicians expressed doubt as to the extent and utility of support from the National Tuberculosis Programme (NTP): "Yes, they come (NTP staff)… I'm always seeing them around, but…we don't know what exactly they're doing".

This may compound problems associated with amplification of low copy number templates by increasing the carryover of potential inhibitors into downstream analysis methods such as qPCR.

It is important not to confuse the current compounding problem with drug shortages generally.

"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.

Both combinative approaches risk compounding problems associated with component indices.

Of course, America's close ties with Israel compound its problems with Arabs and Muslims.