Sentence examples for problem has been compounded from inspiring English sources

This problem has been compounded by the economic crisis.

The problem has been compounded in many places by a lack of rain, which usually helps wash the pollen away.

The union argues that the problem has been compounded by the creation of new secondary rather than primary free schools.

That problem has been compounded by the flight of middle-class blacks that followed the end of legal segregation.

This problem has been compounded by tensions between the French and Dutch speaking communities in Belgium, which has produced significant politics dysfunction.

The problem has been compounded by North Korea's continued nuclear weapons program and its military provocations against South Korea, which have helped curtail donor contributions.

In recent weeks, he had been reported undergoing treatment for alcohol and cocaine abuse, and his use of the word "problems" rather than "problem" might have indicated that the alcohol problem had been compounded by drug use.

For its part, Heathrow said the problem had been compounded since Saturday by "swings in temperature, to the extent that ice built up around the aircraft parked on the ground".

He said the problem had been compounded by the fact that a large number of sites had not cleaned up all their security credentials put at risk by Heartbleed.

Sprint's long-running problems have been compounded by the recession.

His problems have been compounded by the inconsist ency of his fastball.