Sentence examples for compound this challenge from inspiring English sources
To compound this challenge, Intel has located several of its largest fabrication plants in areas that are particularly water-constrained, such as Arizona and Israel.
The Internet of Things promises to only compound this challenge, as billions of devices add their own demands on our rapidly dwindling connectivity.
Further compounding this challenge is the limited shelf life of new devices and software combined with significant internal organizational barriers that hinder universities from efficiently and effectively integrating new technologies (Amirault, 2012; Kinchin, 2012; Linder-VanBerschot & Summers 2015; Westera, 2015).
Compounding this challenge, in the U.S. the broad bipartisan support for population assistance that once existed in Congress has fallen away in the face of abortion politics and partisan political rancor.
Compounding this challenge is the desire to engage clinical healthcare professionals in health services research [ 6], which both ensures alignment of research priorities with important clinical issues and assists with translation of findings directly into practice.
The current economic climate and poor Christmas trading only compound this structural challenge and it is difficult to see how Hornby products can operate as more than collectible or niche items, outside the mainstream, going forward.
We also believe that inconsistent and conflicting regulatory regimes compound the challenge for acute hospitals in this environment.
While the increasing concentration of the poor in fragile and conflict-affected countries will compound the challenge of poverty reduction over the next few decades, this is no excuse for not ensuring continued progress.
Climate change itself may only compound the challenge.
To compound the challenge, more service members will return home when the US withdraws from Afghanistan.
To compound the challenge, he was suffering from a hangover and lack of sleep after a night of partying.
