Sentence examples for compounded issue from inspiring English sources

The Pacific Islands countries are facing the compounded issue of local production and distribution of tobacco products, a young and growing population, and, in some contexts, delayed tobacco control response.

Through these and other publications manufacturers of infant formulas have been made fully aware of the potentially compounded issue of both the contamination by aluminium and the heightened vulnerability, from the point of view of a newborn's developing physiology, of infants fed such formulas.

The legitimate use of certain opiate alkaloids in medicine has compounded issues surrounding the cultivation of opium poppies.

Confusion about Till's whereabouts and a positive identification of the body retrieved from the river compounded issues in the case that eventually influenced the trial.

Compounding issues, subways, trains and buses were being shut down starting late Sunday and it was unclear when service would resume.

To compound issues, programmers are in high demand today.

Furthermore, covariates such as age, acute surgery and malignancy are also common to SAPS-III and may compound issues of over-adjustment.

Furthermore, the design of ICU can compound issues, as the clinical area is frequently open planned with patients segregated from each other by curtains, which achieves little in quashing the impact of the clinical environment on patients' senses.

The disintegration of basic services, regional drought, alarming rates of undernutrition and a lack of state authority to address these challenges are compounding issues for an already weakened population.

Later in the day, he compounded the issue.

Arkansas's trouble executing an efficient half-court offense has further compounded the issue.