Sentence examples for compounds the changes from inspiring English sources

At the same time, the growing demand for cultivated and rural settlement and forest for extraction of fuel and construction materials compounds the changes.

Compounded, the rate changes amount to an overall increase of 29% in five years.

Climate change compounds the vulnerability of these indigenous people, especially in drought-prone valley environments such as Huánuco.

And so the heavy-lifters are struggling to keep the voters' faith -- change compounds the uncertainty, the typical process of compromise and favor-trading stirs resentment, and the constant din of fear-mongering stokes... well, fear.

Climate change further compounds the issue, as once dependable rainfall that replenished critical water supplies is now unreliable.

This problem is compounded by the changes in coastal marine floras of the Miocene as kelp forests developed.

"Compounded with the changes in the currency, it will be hard to repeat last year's performance," said Steve Usher, an auto analyst at J. P. Morgan Securities in Tokyo.

The explosion would have been colossal enough, but it also sparked increased volcanism around the globe, compounding the dire climatic changes that were caused by the airborne debris from the collision itself.

Experimentally, the duration cells are in contact with a compound and the changes in compound concentration do not have a dramatic effect on single gene targets.

"Advertising revenues decreased in the quarter as weaker economic conditions compounded the effects of secular change in our business," said the NYT Company chief executive, Janet Robinson.

El Niño has already hit and will compound the effects of climate change in 2016.