Sentence examples for compounding the plight from inspiring English sources

"The world has become increasingly frugal, compounding the plight of Japanese producers, as demand for high-end manufactured goods dries up," said Ryutaro Kono, chief economist for Japan at BNP Paribas.

Compounding the patient's plight is a general ignorance on how to best treat Lyme.

The loss of valuable income from foreign holidaymakers will compound the desperate plight of Bam's residents.

Bungled explanations this week attributing some of the money found overseas to contributions by Jews have further compounded the party's plight and poisoned the atmosphere with accusations of anti-Semitism.

Further compounding their plight is the fact that many are not granted public health insurance in the countries that receive them and they cannot afford to pay for health care expenses [ 1, 2].

* The deflationary imperative inherent in the euro-area's Stability and Growth Pact compounds the German government's fiscal plight.

Compounding her plight was her rebellious nature, having never paid conventional homage to the film establishment and to gossip columnists Louella Parsons and Hedda Hopper.

Failing to respond to their plight and persecution would compound the crime of their expulsion.

Disease and acidification are compounding their plight.

Hypocrisy compounds the outrage.

Mirrors compound the unease.