Sentence examples for compounded the impact from inspiring English sources

Sanchez struggles with his accuracy to begin with, so the lack of repetitions compounded the impact.

"Post-referendum uncertainty has compounded the impact of successive tax rises on values in London's prime housing market, and will delay the sector's return to growth," said Savills.

The fact that to many viewers he was still the Space Oddity one-hit wonder only compounded the impact, and their incredulity.

The company's $2 billion debt load, up 25% in 2001, compounded the impact of the advertising downturn.

This compounded the impact of the increasing cost of teachers' pensions and the "threat to jobs" from spending cuts and the "privatisation" of services, said the teachers' unions.

As in Nepal today, landslides had compounded the impact of the earthquake and blocked and destroyed roads in the mountainous terrain.

The pricing environment compounds the impact of tighter regulation.

Italy is getting the worst of all worlds: austerity is compounding the impact of a poorly functioning economy, leading to exceptionally weak growth.

Compounding the impact of the e-mail prophecy was the cover of "The Nostradamus Prophecy" a 1999 techno-thriller by John S. Powell, inspired by Nostradamus that featured the World Trade Center towers tumbling.

As if to compound the impact of the smallness of the country, our first stop is the parliament building off Andorra's main shopping strip in Andorra la Vella (the capital, if you can call it that).

A report issued by the group in April said that spending increases related to the recession, from more people seeking state services, were compounding the impact of a decline in tax revenue.