Sentence examples for continued to compound from inspiring English sources

'I Could Not Go On' Guilt continued to compound Mrs. Crisci's desolation.

The amount continued to compound; every six months, she owed two hundred and forty dollars in supervision fees.

The Venezuelan leader's illness and choice to fight it abroad have continued to compound his political problems at home, where the country is coping with high inflation, electricity shortages and a rise in violent crime.

In the past three months, Twitter's stock fell yet another 13% or so, continuing to compound its problems.

The country's wine exports multiplied tenfold in the 1990s, to $800 million last year, and continue to compound relentlessly at 20% to 30% a year (see chart).

Twitter's shares dropped another 10% following the earnings call, continuing to compound problems with Dorsey's case that he can continue to run both companies in an effective way.

Wendy Diamond, editor of Animal Fair magazine and author of the upcoming It's a Dog's World, believes the trend will only continue to compound.

With the average consumer upgrading their iPhone every two to three years, Apple creates a massive recurring revenue stream that continues to compound with growth in the install base.

LEAP call options may be purchased and then rolled over for many years, which allows the underlying security to continue to compound as the investor pays the roll forward costs.

We expect that it will take 5-10 years to get to liquidity on the successful ones J. Often with a deal that goes well, you don't want to get out soon as you want your returns to continue to compound tax free.

Identity theft and cybercrime are undoubtedly on the rise, and the problem will continue to compound.