Sentence examples for compounded to from inspiring English sources

That's compounded, to some extent, by the leaders' priorities.

This is a staggering statistic that is compounded to the point of amazement by the fact that most of those serving these draconian sentences are nonviolent.

She added that chemotherapy agents administered in clinics or doctors' offices are also often compounded to suit the patient's treatment needs and body weight.

The ruling included a 1.5percentt discretionary fund, not compounded, to be distributed as of July 31, the contract's last day, for longevity increases or other uses.

The region's isolation is compounded, to the south-west, by a high-security fence along the border with the Indian state of West Bengal; and, to the south, by the tidal Sundarbans, where dense mangrove forests are home to tigers.

Sometimes glass of various colours was irregularly compounded to give the effect of a natural veined stone; occasionally enclosures of gold leaf in the glass simulated the glitter of natural pyrites (aventurine glass).

Assuming that dividends are reinvested, the value compounds to $466,000 minus costs.

This means retirees can allow these savings -- which continue to compound -- to pass along to their heirs untouched.

Allinase acts on a starter compound to produce intermediate compounds.

She sent them off to the compound to rest.

You bought a radiator compound to stop leaks.