Sentence examples for compounded the effects from inspiring English sources
That complexity and the fact that some instruments couldn't easily be bought or sold compounded the effects of the crisis".
Employment in the city has been rebounding in the past year after declining sharply when the Sept. 11 terrorist attack compounded the effects of the economic downturn.
The health officials said the stress of 57 hours of captivity, along with hunger and poor sanitary conditions, compounded the effects.
The nuclear crisis at the Fukushima Daiichi plant has compounded the effects of the earthquake and tsunami by reducing power capacity.
In October 1988, Ashley claimed that Scott had ignored an official report which doubled the number of disabled people in the country and emphasised the way poverty compounded the effects of disability.
But they are the hard options that have to be entertained after government ineptitude and tinkering by the accounting trade have compounded the effects of falling stock markets to land us in this sorry mess.
In practice, however, it compounded the effect of a sharp, nationwide decline in home prices.
Five of these also had other health problems which compounded the effect of their joint problem on their ability to function.
Technology can compound the effects of globalization.
But another factor is compounding the effects of supply and demand on oil's price.
The great mass of these structures compounds the effects of the shaking, which could cause them to collapse.
