Sentence examples for problems have been compounded from inspiring English sources

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

The farmers' problems have been compounded by extensive damage to irrigation canals and pipelines from the continuing warfare.

The agency's problems have been compounded by its woeful understaffing because the White House has been slow in forwarding nominations for the five commission posts.

Its problems have been compounded in the last two months by the departure of its chief financial officer, Peter Johnston, and its chief operating officer, Peter Andreou.

The latter has lost support since adopting heavy-handed tactics against opposition demonstrators in November 2007, and his problems have been compounded by the war with Russia last August and the onset of recession.

Early software problems have been compounded in recent days with network outages, but Sebelius re-iterated a pledge to have all problems ironed out by the end of November.

Experts said the problems had been compounded by the fact that some of the fine detail was only announced in the budget just over two weeks ago.

Mr. Holzer said those problems had been compounded by a decline in foreign visitors, who account for 35percentt of the museum's attendance, spend more on souvenirs and tend to pay the full amount of the museum's suggested $20 entrance fee.

This problem has been compounded by the economic crisis.

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

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