Sentence examples for greatly compounded from inspiring English sources

This wariness has, of course, now been greatly compounded by fear.

The horrors of Abu Ghraib and Guantánamo, and Mr. Bush's unnecessary war in Iraq, greatly compounded the problem.

And in accusing Sperling of threatening him, he greatly compounded his error and brought the world down upon himself.

It is rich-country governments, especially America's, that have greatly compounded the original drawback of the pact with the devil.

The problem with his recent standup outings – greatly compounded by the fact that they're taking place in 50-billion-seat arenas – is that there's minimal outlet for detail.

As the health-care fiasco demonstrated, Trump wasn't very good at that stuff to begin with — forgive the understatement — and he has just greatly compounded his difficulties.

The fact that it was broadcast, of course, greatly compounds the error and the offence.

Global warming will no doubt greatly compound the threats to soil biodiversity.

To be sure, the additional primaries would greatly compound the folly if they were scattered at random from March through June, and with rules of bewildering variety.

That alone would be expected to drive food prices higher, but their calculations suggest that climate change will greatly compound the problem.

Otherwise, China's rural poor will obtain their electricity through the accelerated burning of the country's immense coal reserves, greatly compounding the threat to the planet's habitability.