Sentence examples for to compound this difficulty from inspiring English sources

To compound this difficulty, most of the books from this period were published on highly acidic paper that deteriorates even more rapidly than paper used for books during the previous century.

Abdominal pain is a difficult problem for the doctor in primary care; if anything our results compound this difficulty.

To compound the difficulty, the rough is deep and lush.

"I do not want to compound the difficulty of successfully standing up N.N.S.A.'s new operating model by hiring new employees and promoting others into new assignments".

To compound the difficulty of getting a foot in the door is that artistic directors of regional theaters hire almost exclusively from New York City.

To compound that difficulty, much of the film consists of portions of stand-up comedy routines by Hanks, Field and several professional comics.

These open questions serve to compound the difficulties in designing immunogens and immunization protocols.

To compound the difficulties of studying such children, neonatal screening raises major ethical concerns, and studies adopting this approach are very unlikely to be conducted in future.

Compounding this difficulty, within the California study population, Eskenazi et al. (2004) noted several exposure scenarios.

"I'm not going to compound Chris's difficulties.

Furthermore, insensitive and naïve comments compound the difficulty individuals have to admit any mental health challenge, begin treatment and prevent unnecessary negative outcomes.