Sentence examples for compounding in from inspiring English sources
The problems there are compounding in a vicious circle.
Instead of overpowering petrol fumes from Havana's ageing cars, you smell sewage and dust compounding in the muggy air.
The practice of compounding, in which a pharmacist mixes drug ingredients to create a customized medication, has been around since the inception of pharmacies and is seen as playing a vital role in human and veterinary medicine.
The F.D.A. was back at New England Compounding in October 2002 because of possible contamination of another of its products, methylprednisolone acetate, the same drug involved in the current meningitis outbreak.
Even when the United States Supreme Court overturned the first clear legal definition of compounding in 2002, the F.D.A. could still invoke the 1938 Food Drug and Cosmetic Act, which forbids new, unapproved drugs to be sold across state lines, Mr. Hutt argued.
The "Julia" campaign, though, takes the latter approach, and its weaknesses as liberal propaganda have less to do with the substance of each individual slide than with how they all add up, compounding and compounding in ways that make American government seem anything but small.
In the end they met at his compound in Tripoli.
The most active compound in the second screen was resveratrol.
The misery was compounded in some places by the darkness.
The Arabs left the compound in September, neighbors said.
Do you know there is an American compound in Hanau?
