Sentence examples for expected to compound from inspiring English sources
Increasing ocean acidity from abundant atmospheric carbon dioxide is expected to compound environmental pressure on reefs.
The chief cabinet secretary has impeccable nationalist credentials, so might be expected to compound the mess.
Climate change is expected to compound the consequences of these stressors on fisheries and livelihoods.
The health effects of the water contamination may be expected to compound the disadvantages of the Flint community, but did not create them.
Whenever assets are expected to compound faster than debt, probabilities will favor the investor continuing to build equity.
Maintenance of double-digit unemployment rates can be expected to compound the country's foreclosure crisis, which could delay the stabilization of the U.S. housing market.
Richard T. Clark, Merck's chairman, president and chief executive, said that the company expected to deliver "compound annual double-digit earnings growth, excluding certain items, by 2010" from its 2005 base.
Rainfall declines induced by climate change are expected to be compounded by historically limited water resources and ballooning population growth punctuated by influxes of refugees.
The number of people doing online banking is expected to grow, compounded, at 14% annually over the next five years.
These included the small number of patients infected via IDU who had a relatively long time since diagnosis (mean=12 years) and might be expected to experience compound stigma related to their membership of another marginalised group [ 31].
