Sentence examples similar to compounded challenge from inspiring English sources

There's the accumulation of wealth and opportunity and culture in many of these growing urban contexts, and they're growing at such a fast rate, compounding challenges of mobility and sustainability and health.

Natural disasters have certainly compounded the challenge – in 2008, hurricanes left 1 million homeless and brought an increase of widespread infectious diseases.

Still, what guarantees the interest for the fans remains the compound challenge the bigger teams face, according to Niki Lauda, a former world champion and now a television analyst.

Part of what drives this underreporting is how organizations fear the compounding challenge of dealing with cyber ransom demands, while trying to avoid a public relations backlash.

Being a start-up compounded those challenges.

Epic corruption has compounded physical challenges.

Housing concerns are compounded by challenges accessing adequate health care services and maintaining good health.

– Mr President, political developments in the last six months have compounded the challenges to European security and defence significantly.

Some would argue that they have compounded these challenges to the degree that, today, the fundaments of the European security structures are called into question.

Doing it midseason compounds the challenge.

An ever-growing reliance on imported produce compounds the challenge.