Sentence examples for may only compound from inspiring English sources

Climate change itself may only compound the challenge.

Making political hay over a 6-year-old's tragedy of losing a mother may only compound his misery, experts say.

There's little doubting that Android is a global force — which may be only compounded by the fact that Android 4.4 KitKat may drive device sales in developing markets by bringing a more advanced feature set to cheap hardware — and in many cases the Google Search app is going along for the ride.

Lately, a number of Mr. Gore's friends have stopped talking to reporters altogether, which may have only compounded the problem, and contributed to their sense that the Al Gore they read about is nothing like the guy they know.

This will only compound any trouble you may be in.

It is hard to imagine how children who grow up burdened by the constant fear of poison -- fear that may only be compounded by their parents' concern -- ever make their way in the world.

This policy can only compound those injustices.

Any lawyerly razzmatazz can only compound Republican chagrin.

(This, of course, would only compound the traffic problem).

It will only compound the horror," he said.

This kind of police advice can only compound such attitudes.