Sentence examples for that are compounded by from inspiring English sources
Unfortunately I cannot recommend canola or soy oil for frying, or much of anything else; they have off flavors and odors that are compounded by heat.
Many of these deaths are due to infections, which arise because of treatment delays that are compounded by a lack of education on the signs and symptoms of infection, such as fever.
It's been a world superpower for most of the past century, but Russia still faces enormous sustainable development challenges – challenges that are compounded by economic sanctions that are sending its economy into recession territory.
Pollution in their communities leads to health problems that are compounded by the refusal of most Sun Belt state governments to expand Medicaid access under the Affordable Care Act.
New York State faces long-term budget problems that are compounded by the teetering finances of its local governments, an aging infrastructure and the possibility of severe cuts in federal funding, a panel of fiscal experts said Tuesday.
Furthermore, it is shown that an appropriate set of EPLs (for load-effects that are compounded by loading in the vicinity of the load-effect) can be approximated using a standardised EUDL (dependent on the area over which it acts) on the critical structural bay(s) in the vicinity of the load-effect, together with a constant (mean) uniformly distributed load acting on the other structural bays.
This is indeed the case, a problem that is compounded by an abundance of mediocre work.
Natalie fell ill, a situation that was compounded by another pregnancy.
In any case, his art slipped into an obscurity that was compounded by its scarcity and, later, by tangled misattributions.
At the Champions Trophy, that was compounded by Harbhajan Singh's failure to make any sort of impact against Pakistan and Australia.
Globally, the costs of natural disasters are increasing — a phenomenon that is compounded by the effects of climate change, population growth, and institutional instability.
