Sentence examples for problems compounded from inspiring English sources
Language problems compounded the difficulty, she said.
The Bush administration cannot afford to simply stand aside and see these problems compounded.
Having built too much backbone in the boom of the late 1990s, they now find their problems compounded by their networks' fibre-optic technology.
But Joseph's public defender, Matthew J. Hardy, says his client has neurological and psychological problems, compounded by exposure to neo-Nazi "conditioning" and physical abuse in the home.
Catalonia has been in the front line of the crisis, with its problems compounded by recent credit rating downgrades that have shut it out of the debt markets.
He describes them as "Christmas-tree decorations" on government safety commissions.The problems compound one another.
All of these problems compound the sense that Japan is rudderless.
Psychosocial problems compound the hardships of physical symptoms and affect the QOL of breast cancer patients.
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.
