Sentence examples for compounded pressure from inspiring English sources

The weak April performance compounded pressure on retailers after a sales drop of 0.7% in March.

All this has compounded pressure on Comey, with little end in sight.

Standard & Poor's downgraded Greece's debt once again, and Moody's Investors Service put its rating on review for downgrade, compounding pressure on the government as it seeks to come up with a solution shy of a debt restructuring, including privatizing state enterprises, though there is resistance to that step.

He said the flooding of inactive mines could also compound pressure on geological faults, triggering further seismic events.

Livestock production is also a leading cause of climate change, soil loss, water and nutrient pollution, and decreases of apex predators and wild herbivores, compounding pressures on ecosystems and biodiversity.

School related stress can also be compounded by pressure from head teachers who want the school to achieve a high standard of academic results and therefore place pressure on parents to ensure children attend regularly and achieve their full potential educationally.

The resignations compounded the pressure on Prime Minister Mohamed Ghannouchi, previously the right-hand man to Mr. Ben Ali, to resign as well.

The success of Apple's iTunes Store has only compounded the pressure on labels to enable retailers to match iTunes' $9.99 price point on most albums.

"However, I'm concerned that the pressure of £300m savings in the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills over the next two years might hit an already squeezed science and engineering sector, compounded by pressure on R&D budgets across all departments".

These trends may be compounded by pressure on social budgets.

This was compounded by pressure from seniors to work and record compliant hours during monitoring periods, even if that was unrepresentative of the usual functioning of the rota.