Sentence examples for way of compounding from inspiring English sources

WASHINGTON, March 25— Washington always winces a bit when President Nixon sets out to "make one thing poer fectly clear". As the President himself has confessed with jokes about that favored locu tion, his clarifications have a way of compounding confu sions.

And unemployment has a nasty way of compounding with other factors.

He was talking about philosophers, but, in tennis, isolated mistakes have a way of compounding: Tipsarević is broken on the first point of a tiebreaker, slams down his racket, and quickly loses the set.

Here it seems Milton is doing poetry by way of compound words, as Joyce would, or Hopkins, and to call this little poem a word seems untrue to the modern notion of a dictionary.

But it seems to have gone out of its way to compound them.

Since the discovery of hydroformylation by O. Roelen in 1938, catalytic applications have paved the way of organometallic compounds in industry.

Based on the computer aided molecular design studies of each zeolite, the way of aromatic compounds accessing towards the entrance of the pore of zeolite was visualized, herewith being able to explain the characteristic distribution of the products.

The most common way of 'identifying' compounds is to compare an obtained mass spectrum with those in a mass spectral database.

Furthermore, it was found that the surface morphologies of this kind of composite microspheres are dependent upon various factors, including the nature of templates and sulfides, the molar ratio of the polymers to the inorganic compounds, the way of the inorganic compounds being deposited, and even the reaction conditions.

In October 1988, Ashley claimed that Scott had ignored an official report which doubled the number of disabled people in the country and emphasised the way poverty compounded the effects of disability.

"Climate change is nature's way of charging us compound interest for doing the wrong thing," Tom Steyer said.