Sentence examples for compounding their troubles from inspiring English sources

Many gardeners in other regions have reported similarly savage storms compounding their troubles with drought.

By increasing its stake in the technology sector early last year, Invesco Growth's managers compounded their troubles.

As the bills rolled in, the Covingtons compounded their troubles by placing medical charges on credit cards, simply to make the collection agencies stop calling.

Apparent efforts by the authorities to co-opt rising anti-immigrant sentiment in Russia ahead of elections for Parliament in December seem to have compounded their troubles.

Republican senators and House members headed out of town Wednesday to their annual retreat uncertain over how to contend with another spending deadline, immigration deadlock, the year's electoral challenges — and Trump himself, whose controversies have compounded their troubles.

The Catalans have endured a miserable season by their own high standards, with a series of off-the-field troubles compounding their below-par performances on the pitch.

Knicks gave up little talent in the deal, but compounded their salary-cap troubles.

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 those troubles is the responsibility they have heaped on a project like Stephen Hill, their second-round draft pick.

Compounding his troubles this year, Gioito has encountered severe command problems.

Compounding its troubles, The Post's safety net ripped a giant hole.