Sentence examples for compounded questions from inspiring English sources

The reports only compounded questions about Detective Botha's work on the Pistorius case.

The Libby letter compounded questions already raised by an incident just three months before Secretary Gates announced the Chairman's retirement.

The question of authorship has now compounded those questions.

But McNamee stood his ground, asking Hardin to break down compound questions as well as repeat them several times.

A biological wrinkle further compounds those questions.

In this environment, a sudden, large increase in the reported pension obligations of companies with cash-balance plans would compound the questions, making analysts wonder whether arcane actuarial methods had been making the cash-balance model look better at cutting costs than it really was.

Should I be on the look-out for everyone?" "That's a compound question and the answers are yes, no and maybe," Dr. Phil responds.

The possibility that more troops will be needed in Afghanistan presents the Obama administration with another problem in dealing with a nearly eight-year war that has lost popularity at home, compounded by new questions over the credibility of the Afghan government, which has just held an as-yet inconclusive presidential election beset by complaints of fraud.

That compounds the question as to why they destroyed the tapes".

I read the first volume of the trilogy, and it only compounds the question for me.

It's a mess – and one compounded by the question of what you do with a world-class collection after you've shut a museum down.