Sentence examples for compounding this disappointment from inspiring English sources

Compounding this disappointment, Riel found legal work unpleasant, and by early 1866 he had resolved to leave Canada East.

What compounds the disappointment in all this is that Franken is a good senator, and a unique figure in Democratic politics: a famous name who is able to bridge the populist and centrist wings of the Party, is friendly with Republicans, and is passionate about constituency work.

have compounded this advantage.

Icy conditions compound this problem.

Compounding Tobago's disappointment is the fact that this period being Tobago's peak tourism season, hotel occupancy was down to a humiliating 30%, bearing in mind Tobago's hotels require an 85% occupancy level just to break even.

This probably compounds her disappointment that I'm not Stephen Moss the nature-writer, who actually knows about birds.

Compounding the American disappointment, Townsend's teammate Paul Hamm suffered a similar fate only moments later, leaving the hall scarred both physically and emotionally, blood oozing from his mouth after hitting the bar with his face and slamming onto the ground on his back.

The referee, Jon Moss, did not award West Ham anything and, when their redoubtable defence threatened to earn them a point, Lukaku compounded their disappointment.

But, compounding other recent disappointments, the project's partners have reduced their estimates of reserves from 3.5 trillion cubic feet to 2.8 trillion cubic feet.

To compound Atalanta's disappointment Jasmin Kurtic was sent off for dissent in stoppage time.

To compound England's disappointment, their 10 men had what might well have been a winner disallowed nine minutes from the end of normal time.