Sentence examples for compounding these events from inspiring English sources

Compounding these events, the very recent and sudden death of Prince, a virtuosic artist always ahead of his time and much more willing to explore gender than nearly any other modern male music icon, casts Drake's fragile masculinity in an unflattering light.

Anthropogenic woodland clearance further upstream may have further compounded this event.

These events, compounded by evidence of prior Ghadarite incitement in the Delhi-Lahore Conspiracy of 1912, led the British government to pressure the American State Department to suppress Indian revolutionary activities and Ghadarite literature, which emanated mostly from San Francisco.

The frustrations were compounded by events elsewhere.

The sense of disillusion felt by those who had marched was compounded as events unfolded.

In cell lines sensitive to these compounds, this event is sufficient to trigger the secretion of high levels of TNF, thus killing the cells through an autocrine or paracrine mechanism.

"Economic circumstances are extraordinarily challenging, having been compounded by the events of September 11- these challenges are unprecedented in our business lives," Mr O'Donoghue said.

The latter one refers to compound events resulting from the overtaking of successive ICMEs which can include both magnetic clouds and non-cloud ejecta.

In an interview with Nature, an weekly science journal, marine biologist Moby Solangi, executive director of the IMMS, said that multiple environmental challenges can compound man-made events creating a potentially dire situation.

So if your evidence constrains your belief in $X$ and in $Y$, but is silent on their interaction, then you will only be able to pin down these compound events to certain intervals.

Currently, these compound events must be manually annotated as two mutations from a combination of evidence consisting of two new sequence junctions and one missing coverage interval.