Sentence examples for could compound from inspiring English sources
Delmonte's clean image could compound that.
The standoff is an undeniable economic blow that could compound over time.
If climate change were to cause wars or spread disease, that could compound the effects.
The satellite TV business appears to be slowing, though, and the economic slowdown could compound the problem.
The negative publicity over Mitsubishi's cover-up could compound its overall problem of weak sales at home and abroad.
It was her second major political reversal in a month and could compound her political woes at home.
The remedy that The Age of Stupid advances could well compound this effect.
He said the flooding of inactive mines could also compound pressure on geological faults, triggering further seismic events.
The high population density in Singapore could also compound the disease transmission rate and sustainability of outbreak.
Furthermore, exposures may change over time, which could further compound the role of measurement error after long-term follow-up.
The fire hazard could be compounded for drivers with Cruzes equipped with manual transmissions.
