Sentence examples similar to compounded predicament from inspiring English sources
He compounded his predicament by making the same denial to Vice-President Mike Pence, who repeated it on television.
Dr. Dean only compounded his predicament when, asked about the quotations at a candidates' forum, he lashed out at his questioner, looking unrepentant.
The rise of the smartphone only compounded her predicament, as she was now compelled to correspond even when away from her desk.
Compounding the predicament is a scarcity of female Iraqi police and soldiers who might otherwise fill the gap.
Despite his fame and popularity, like many former servicemen contending with post-war economic hardship, Smith struggled financially – a predicament compounded by illness.
Their predicament is compounded by the fact that no one can define which works are deemed to have "artistic craftsmanship".
More unemployment means more state spending and less tax revenue, a predicament that is compounded by the economic slowdown in Europe.
He framed America's predicament as one of sluggish economic growth and declining social mobility, compounded by a politics of fruitless rancour.
A review of the literature and anecdotal evidence suggest this predicament to be due to (i) a lack of knowledge on the part of parents, which is compounded by guilty consciousness; (ii) a delay in the early and rapid diagnosis of foetal anomalies due to a flawed or inefficient referral system; and (iii) the lack of expert clerical opinions.
