Sentence examples for compounding this crisis from inspiring English sources

Further compounding this crisis is the approximate 14 61% of new nursing graduates who will change nursing roles or exit the profession.

Compounding the crisis, thousands of animals have starved to death as villagers use animal fodder to feed themselves.

Lamb says the result is that more elderly people in particular will end up in already overstretched hospitals, compounding the crisis.

In California, by contrast, price caps on electricity kept it cheap even during last year's crisis, which gave people and businesses little economic incentive to conserve, compounding the crisis, Mr. Taylor said.

And the Republicans in Congress are compounding the crisis of prolonged recession and joblessness by slashing everything in sight -- throwing more people out of work.

And there are additional factors compounding the crisis: More young people are attending college, five-year undergraduate programs are more common and the pursuit of graduate degrees is on the rise.

Drastic cuts in government spending would only compound the crisis.

President Mbeki has compounded the crisis by refusing to acknowledge the magnitude of the problem.

For Nepal, where mountain tourism supports a fragile economy, the loss of revenue only compounds the crisis.

Mounting economic problems here have only compounded the crisis, driving more and more Zimbabweans into poverty and straining the state's resources to help them.

Mr. Perry's critics say the state's Republican leadership has compounded the crisis by treating health coverage as a "gated community".