By pouring money and goods into devastated regions, foreign aid workers sometimes compound the disruption and debauch the survivors.
And so the Internet weighed in, some hailing Williamson as a "heroic stud" who speaks for us all, others chiding him as an "amateur provocateur" who simply compounded the disruption for everyone else.
Compounding the devastation in New Orleans was the near total disruption of the public health and medical infrastructure.
The frustrations of trying to get the story, any story, straight are compounded by the disruptions of contemporary technology.
It confirms the findings of previous studies [ 9– 11] that UTI occurrence can have a systemic impact on health and wellbeing and cause serious disruption to daily activities, and illustrates how the recurrent nature of these episodes amplifies and compounds this disruption into a serious long-term disability.
These compounds, after the disruption of the cell inner membranes, interact with the polyphenol-oxidase enzyme (PPO) released from the chloroplast [[ 37]].
That global media disruption has compounded the pressure the ABC is under from the usual political and commercial forces.
The ability to infer others' emotions is essential to successful social interactions and disruption could compound the interpersonal problems, such as lack of emotional support and social isolation, often experienced by alcoholic patients (Maurage et al. 2011).
"We are committed to ensuring that this tragedy will not be compounded by disruption to the global economy," the statement said.
Adding halogens to the benzisothiazolone ring system (compounds 2 and 3) did not affect activity, but other substitutions for the selenium (compound 15) and the disruption of the benzisothiazolone ring system (compound 14) were not tolerated, and both changes resulted in complete loss of activity.
In many countries in Africa, these pressures are compounded by disruption to institutions and variability in livelihoods and income.
