Sentence examples for it has compounded from inspiring English sources

An inquiry, with publicly disclosed evidence and results, should have been set up long ago and should still be.If America dealt with its problem more openly, however, it has compounded the damage to its reputation.

His apology has been accepted by some Hillsborough families but others feel it has compounded the issue.

In her recent book, Dead Aid, Dambissa Moyo has made a compelling argument to "cut aid to Africa" not only because it has not promoted development, but also because it has compounded Africa's problems.

This move was slammed by HIV charities and while it doesn't appear to have been enacted, it has compounded the atmosphere of anxiety around condoms created by the raids.

But while the introduction of free primary education has made education far more accessible, it has compounded overcrowding in schools as new students arrive daily.

The pharmacy's license has been on probation for two years after the Texas State Board of Pharmacy discovered it had compounded the wrong drug for three children (resulting in one child being rushed to the emergency room) and blatantly forged quality control documents.    .

It has compound leaves and small globular pink or mauve flower puffs.

It has compound leaves that are each around 60 cm long, the petioles are 4 7 cm long and each leaf has 9 16 leaflets.

"It was always going to be tough but what has compounded it is a myriad of factors.

His decision to pursue a campaign based on fear has compounded it.

Obviously if Russia has compounded what it has done in Crimea by crossing into south Ukraine that would be an outrageous escalation.