Sentence examples for compounding these woes from inspiring English sources

Compounding these woes even further are the usual farces and palace intrigues that plague Pakistan sports.

That the Rezko trial has compounded these woes has generated more than just bad press and a sour public mood.

The prospect of a second European recession in four years has compounded these woes, slamming the price of carbon emissions permits to near three-year lows.

Compounding those woes, the EBI has struggled to pull in enough funding under European Union guidelines that tend to be more generous to investigator-initiated projects than to research infrastructure.

Japan's failure to keep up with a shift in the industry to software and services has compounded those woes.

Much as Wall Street's mortgage securitization machinery helped to fuel questionable lending across the United States, default, or foreclosure, servicing operations have been compounding the woes of troubled borrowers.

Record costs for energy and metals are compounding the woes of appliance makers, which have already been wrestling with weak results in the American market as the housing slump lowers demand and higher food and gasoline prices cause consumers to curb big-ticket purchases.

Compounding the woe came news of a series of two-day strikes at Eurostar, the passenger-train service under the English Channel, and the collapse of Flyglobespan, a Scottish airline.The dispute at BA centres on its desire to cut costs by reducing cabin staff on most flights and limiting wage increases.

Having money spread around the world only compounded the woes of fund investors last quarter.

A lacklustre economy has compounded the woes of an industry battling to compete with the internet for advertisers and readers.

His murder compounds the woes of the ruling Pakistan People's Party, which saw its main coalition partner walk out.