For the over 70 million Americans who have a criminal record however, the digital era has not only compounded the strain of unemployment, but the collateral effect has created a devastating, inhumane and seemingly permanent barrier to employment.
Compounding the strain were the pipes, which regularly burst in the winter.
Compounding the strain, she had to leave her family in London and spend five months in Brooklyn.
Some officers themselves may be without power at home, compounding the strain.
In addition, the comparatively limited number of women's facilities — there are 28 federal women's prisons, versus at least 83 for men — means that women often end up farther from their homes and families, compounding the strain of maintaining healthy relationships while they're serving time.
Now there are just as many people traveling to work in the opposite direction, so both sides of those freeways are jammed". Compounding the strain of coping with any of the freeways is simply the unhappy fact that it is Monday.
Fiscal fumbling has compounded the problem and has strained relations with Britain, which has long provided an economic backstop.
To detect strains that produced certain flavor compounds, the strains were tested for the capacity to grow in the presence of TFL and/or cerulenin.
This finding fits the reality that, typically, the migration process first means profound separation from family, with concomitant personal problems later becoming compounded by the strain of seeking, obtaining, and retaining city employment.
But its troubles have only worsened, with a continuing cholera outbreak that has killed hundreds of people, compounding the food shortages and straining an already overburdened health care system.
