Sentence examples for compounding the troubles from inspiring English sources
Compounding the troubles of Nokia, the Finnish phone maker, Asian manufacturers are increasingly turning to free Android software from Google, which is popular with operators and consumers in cut-rate markets.
U.S. securities regulators probing a natural-gas supply deal by Dynegy plan to upgrade their inquiry to a formal investigation, compounding the troubles the company has faced since the collapse of rival Enron.
Compounding the trouble were the circumstances surrounding the March forecast.
Compounding the trouble caused by foreign economic conditions, revenue in Gillette's largest category, blades and razors, has been flat for most of the year.
In the author's view, Amazon is simply compounding the trouble by raising its price to more than $30 from $23. "I see all these other books out there that are cheaper," Mr. Hollock said.
Compounding the trouble is a detrimental staging concept.
Compounding the trouble for Heisler is that she hasn't constructed a taut version of the old story.
But the report is certain to compound the troubles facing his government as it tries to navigate Spain's economic crisis in a climate of increasing anger and suspicion from the public of all politicians, as scandals related to Spain's boom years before the 2008 economic collapse come to light in all corners of the country.
