Sentence examples for problem compounds from inspiring English sources
This problem compounds itself each night, leading to a state of chronic insomnia.
The problem compounds wider difficulties brought on by the economic downturn, said Laura Cohen, chief executive of the confederation.
The problem compounds itself: when a company starts using fake reviews, its competitors often feel they need to do the same.
"Sure, I'm frustrated," he added, "because, as of today at least, we're not very close to solving this problem, and the problem compounds itself day to day, week to week, and there's no way of avoiding pain.
The problem compounds as simply hiring more people to keep up with social marketing, sales and support will not be sufficient, as consumers and their new channels will always outnumber employees.
The resultant, less-than-profitable cost benefit has been a disincentive to adequate investment, particularly in the U.S. and in less affluent developing nations, and so the plastic accumulates worldwide and the problem compounds itself globally.
It's a problem compounded by the mores of a tribal society where boys are often given guns.
Councils say the problem compounded by the fact that demand is increasing.
Independently of assembly problems, functional annotation is a difficult problem, compounded by the sheer quantity of sequence data.
Language problems compounded the difficulty, she said.
