Compounding their challenge: Even senators who intended to vote for the bill, such as Ernst, sound ready for another option.
But others say that such aggressive treatment for what are euphemistically known as the late elderly can be wasteful and barbaric, warning that the rush to test the limits of technology can give patients false hope and compound their health challenges with surgical complications.
Some parties will look to flex their new muscle, compounding the challenges facing any government trying to force modernising measures through the legislature.
PWDs are often socially isolated and stigmatized within their communities, thus compounding the challenges of poverty.
Yet the National Health Accounts indicate low per capita spending for PPH for NCDs by LMICs, compounding future challenges for health systems to maintain their populations in optimal health.
Compounding the challenges, some young Somalis arrived in the United States after traumatic years in refugee camps, and without their parents.
In today's highly competitive markets drivers do more than deliver product on time; they also help to provide the high-level, end-to-end service that customers expect (in fact, based on the supply chain experience, if Uber moves towards product delivery, their challenges might compound).
Their challenges are compounded if the schools they attend don't have the staff to support this new process.
Compounding these challenges was the advent of technology as an important and distinct element in war.
Compounding the challenges have been tensions between Trump's and Kushner's legal teams in a frenzied, siege-like environment.
Compounding the challenges of managing pain is the opioid epidemic that is sweeping through the United States.
