Sentence examples for compound the view from inspiring English sources

By clicking on the compound the view will further zoom to this compound.

When clicking on a compound, the view automatically zooms in on the structure (see Figure 3).

That possibility compounded the view of the Ohio businessman, John Cavanaugh, that the Air Force museum did not get a fair shot at a shuttle.

Compounding the view that Obama has an edge in terms of perceived handling of foreign policy, the Republican hopeful opened himself up to mockery in his recent convention speech in Tampa by suggesting that Russia remained the US's "number one geo-political foe".

In response, the remain campaign flung around big numbers and complicated concepts, compounding the common view that the EU is remote, complex and "not for us".

Burton's refusal to reveal the identity of an Indian informant compounds the official view that he has, in that most damning of British colonial euphemisms, "gone native".

We meet at Paloma, a DJ bar on the first floor of an old brutalist-style shopping block, the dystopian vibe compounded by the view of the U-bahn vaulting the street outside.

The theft (of five shillings and twopence) was compounded in the view of the court by the young man's association with an alcoholic prostitute, Nell Harrison, whom he later married.

(Patient Representative 7) This was compounded by the view held by many, that the proposals were aimed principally at cutting costs, rather than improving patient care – a perspective that is often shared by members of the public when such changes are proposed [1].

"The loss of data-rich material, in my view, compounds the crime," he told me.

Turkey's disingenuous view compounds the original crime with the insult of denial.