Sentence examples for may be compounds from inspiring English sources

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Meanwhile, people's attempts to survive may be compounding the health problems.

Their challenges may be compounded by traumas and losses endured before leaving their countries of origin, and en route.

Web sites for bluebonnet enthusiasts may be compounding the problem by pinpointing the best blooming areas.

But their lack of interest may be compounded by his lack of English.

By staying at work, they may be compounding their own ill health.

Her misery may be compounded by another ruling soon, this time from the anti-corruption commission.

But on the other hand they might be utterly wrong -- that is, instead of offsetting the well-understood conventional costs of their proposals with unconventional benefits, they may be compounding them with unconventional costs.

Microsoft's problems may be compounded by a growing perception in the video game industry that Sony is well positioned to continue to dominate the current generation of game devices, at least through 2004 or 2005.

NBC's problems at 8 p.m. Monday may be compounded by the newest Fox entry at that hour, "Boston Public," which posted the best overall rating performance for any new series this season in its first outing on Monday night.

Confusion may be compounded because a small fraction of drivers, who are not members of the union, will not be on strike.