Sentence examples for severely compounded from inspiring English sources

Matthew Yglesias thinks the poor debut of the Obamacare website, which was supposed to help restore government's reputation, has instead severely compounded the mistrust The public has long been skeptical of the political system's practical ability to do the things progressives say they want to do.

The recession severely compounded the problem, as the value of the fund's investments plunged.

The impacts were severely compounded the following week by Hurricane Isabel across the region.

The impact of Cyclone Elita was severely compounded by Cyclone Gafilo about two months later, which killed hundreds and left over 240,000 people homeless.

Panic is a natural human response to danger, but it's one that severely compounds the risk.

Patients with schizophrenia have been shown to display decreased sensitivity to pain, which can severely compound the impact of injuries and illnesses.

In a country whose population, now 16 million, is growing so quickly that about half of all Syrians are under 16, any kind of economic slowdown could severely compound the problem of unemployment.

Despite this, the facility was severely overcrowded, a problem compounded by attempts at segregating the remaining French prisoners and the few African-Americans from the majority white American population.

Barriers were categorised as individual or organisational but these compounded to severely hinder PAAP implementation in primary care, reducing the value of PAAPs for professionals and patients.

Orléans' reputation was severely damaged by the event, compounded by an episode a few years earlier in which he was accused of sorcery after hiring an apostate monk to imbue a ring, dagger and sword with demonic magic.

Good sense then was severely lacking and should not be compounded by the folly of pouring sand on beaches to act as a barrier to the Atlantic Ocean.