Sentence examples for compounded by the absence from inspiring English sources
Lack of clear ownership – and legislative control – is compounded by the absence of clear guidelines for community agreement.
Their situation is compounded by the absence of party primaries, with candidates selected instead "on the basis of alliances, networks and intrigue," according to Mr. Sabeg.
Mr. Jackson said there was "a lack of available equipment for bar code scanning," compounded by the absence of a contingency plan to make up for the lack of scanning equipment.
"In Iraq the failures of covert intelligence were compounded by the absence of political intelligence: a comprehensive lack of the understanding of sectarian forces and fault lines present across the country," he disclosed recently.
Global Hawk's weather limitations are compounded by the absence of a de-icing system, which means it cannot fly through clouds for prolonged periods and thus is confined to operating in fair weather -- unlike all the manned aircraft in the Air Force fleet.
The lack of hard evidence from these sources is compounded by the absence of published civil registration statistics in the country.
In some cases, property damage that was initially minor has been compounded by the prolonged absence from the island.
That challenge is compounded by the total absence of collective international action to bring the war to an end.
Arguments over the opposition's representation, compounded by the HNC's absence on Friday, has cast further uncertainty on talks that already had low expectations.
The situation is compounded by the almost total absence of quality management mechanisms, especially when it comes to taking stock of the health workforce that exists.
The social marginalization and "invisibility" of children with disabilities is compounded by poverty, the absence of an enabling policy environment, "medicalized" definitions of disability, poor data collection systems, lack of access to services, limited parent education and weak mechanisms to support families.
