Sentence examples for compounded the markets from inspiring English sources

Other factors have compounded the markets' unease.

The immediate effect, though, has been to compound the global markets' worries about Chinese growth – and to add a new one.

Their efforts have failed, particularly as US debt crisis compounded the febrile atmosphere in the markets.

Indeed, Mr. Müller said the trickle of information from the banks had compounded the recent jitters in the market.

Steep drops in the Japanese stock market compounded the situation for the banks by eroding the value of their stock portfolios.

However, experience suggests that national solutions have compounded the problem by increasing market distortions giving rise to downstream trade disputes.

The bloc compounded the issue with below-market loans for Airbus marqueee A350 jetliner.

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.

This was compounded by the marketing of commercial baby food products, which are labelled 'from 4 months' or 'all ages' adding to parental confusion.

While the FDA offers a period of 3 years exclusivity for a new use of a previously marketed drug for a new indication, this period is often too short to recoup investment and it does not prevent physicians from prescribing the existing drug "off-label" if dosages suitable for the new indication are already marketed or can safely be compounded from the marketed product.

Second, government interventions sometimes compound the errors of the market and further alter the market signals and other decision parameters in favour of unsustainable activities in the forest.