Sentence examples for not compounded from inspiring English sources
Some quantities, such as temperature, have units but are not compounded of fundamental dimensions.
The Barclays cocos would pay a 7% coupon – or rate of interest – annually, not compounded.
From the commission's perspective, the Civil Rights Act serves to make certain that disparity is not compounded in the workplace.
Unlike their predecessors, Leon Brittan and Charlene Barshefsky, the two men have not compounded the disputes with personal animosity.
The ruling included a 1.5percentt discretionary fund, not compounded, to be distributed as of July 31, the contract's last day, for longevity increases or other uses.
Among the more notorious examples of the last century or so, William "520 Percent" Miller of Brooklyn promised to pay 10% weekly interest (apparently not compounded) in a banking scam in 1899.
We should not compound it by encouraging more development.
Mr. Feinberg said he tells the families: "Do not compound this tragedy.
We must not compound the tragedy of September 11 by undertaking a jihad of our own.
Society should not compound the sadness of breaking up a family by ruining it psychologically and financially.
Someone who has trumped up a résumé should not compound the lie with another lie, Ms. Ford advised.
