Sentence examples for it will compound from inspiring English sources

While the only possible rationale was a security one, he said, "there is a danger... that Israel becomes its own worst enemy because… it will compound bitterness and resentment".

I fear that it will compound an already unfair system".

It will compound any problems they had rather than ameliorate them.

Invested anywhere other than the nuclear power industry - even in agriculture, dammit - it will compound to meet decommissioning costs.

Neither Whitaker's Amin nor mine is the one remembered by one of Amin's sons, Jaffar, who has taken issue with the film's portrayal of his father, saying it will compound negative issues of the dictator.

"The affluent heartland audiences are protected, and the arts world indulged, while sport is raided; and it will compound the problem if 5 Live is next in line for emasculation".

All of us can re-create balance in our bodies and thus enrich our wellbeing -- and if we do it together our success will compound.

And it's "building small changes that will compound in more usage, and it's working".

"The north-east has really struggled and the national living wage will compound problems it has experienced with the loss of public sector jobs," Hick said.

Eastland believes the forthcoming home video release will compound the issue, especially since it releases its own DVDs.

"We have suffered a major financial hit and continued collateral damage from public criticism will compound the problem, not resolve it".