Sentence examples for compounding troubles from inspiring English sources

The dispute has exacerbated problems at Southern in the last few months, with services thrown into disarray by staff shortages, compounding troubles from a new franchise and widespread engineering works.

The compounding trouble for Trump is that he needs his staff even more than any other modern President has.

Reports about the Justice Department proposal compounded trouble for Microsoft, whose shares fell more than 15percentt.

"The only potential problem that I see with Cayard is that he's doing everything in the compound," Trouble said.

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

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

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

And while he has argued that aggressive action against the private sector is needed to correct social injustices and fight soaring inflation, his critics say his moves are instead compounding those troubles.

Compounding the troubles of Nokia, the Finnish phone maker, Asian manufacturers are increasingly turning to free Android software from Google, which is popular with operators and consumers in cut-rate markets.

UK bank Standard Chartered has reported a steep fall in full-year profits, compounding recent troubles for the emerging-markets focused bank.

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.