Sentence examples for compound reality from inspiring English sources

The theories are used to compound reality in the film, it is why the smoke never goes back into the cigarette, time is always moving in one direction.

"This undisclosed conflict of interest," Judge Strine also noted, "compounded the reality that the board and management of El Paso relied in part on advice given by a financial advisor, Goldman Sachs & Company, which owned 19 percent of Kinder Morgan (a $4 billion investment) and controlled two Kinder Morgan board seats".

Compounding the reality that the CCAAC was in conflict with the Conservative government after 2006, it became extremely difficult for the SMO to mobilize due to the loss of human and financial resources and thus formal and professional structures (Giugni and Passy 1998).

For a woman without insurance in a marginal job, anxiety about the disease is often compounded by harsh reality.

Available research dollars are in short supply and the federal sequestration has only compounded this harsh reality.

Pat McNab is clearly obsessed with his dead mother; clearly a bit of a drunk; clearly has trouble with reality, compounded by brushes with hallucinogens and beatings to the head.

And in ways that the Haggler can't quite put a finger on, the sense of unfairness is compounded by the reality that PayPal, Bill Me Later and eBay operate under one corporate umbrella.

The challenge is compounded by the reality that the most high-profile political figure in the country has changed his tune: Once a critic of unlimited spending, President Obama has been raising money for the kind of super PACs he once railed against.

Many losses resulting from the global financial crisis where compounded by this reality.

This new reality, compounded by his overwhelming celebrity, nearly suffocates her.

All of this is compounded by the reality of forced or early marriage and sexual exploitation and abuse in many conflict-affected areas.