Compounded in a sentence

A gut wrenching defeat which again left manager Gary O’Neil bemoaning the standard of officiating and implementation of VAR was compounded by the bookings picked up by Joao Gomes and Mario Lemina.

A lack of awareness of the benefits of cycling is compounded by societal marginalisation - many people still feel rich people drive and poor people cycle.

And do everything you can to avoid missing payments, as this will add compounded interest payments to the balance you owe.

And many of the forecasts are that it's going to have 50% compounded annual growth rate for quite some time.

And singing my good fortune just compounded my misery with guilt.

And the oblique program 17 compounded all before by not really explaining anything at all.

Apart from the scarcity of the new currencies, the woes of the ordinary people were compounded by the withdrawal limits set by the CBN consequent upon its cashless policy.

As we discussed, we began experiencing meaningful demand softness in the third quarter, which we believe was largely a function of inflationary pressures impacting consumer confidence, compounded by overstocked inventory positions.

At inside linebacker, Roberts’ absence was compounded by the season-ending injuries suffered last month by Kwon Alexander and Cole Holcomb.

Barclays' annual profit fell 15 per cent last year, as costs from an administrative blunder that saw it oversell securities in the US compounded a mixed performance by its investment banking division.

But alleged scandals in Mitsotakis’s government, including the wiretapping and hacking of journalists’ and rival politicians’ phones, as well as a tragic railway accident in February have compounded the public’s suspicion of politics and politicians.

But a revision in this expectation deals a particularly sharp blow to all tech issues with high multiples, since the high multiples imply long horizons and therefore compounded discounting effects have an outsized impact on value.

But critics of such legislation, including the Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC), point out how tough-on-crime laws from the Harper era have compounded the steady rise of Indigenous overrepresentation in the prison system.

By the time the investor gets to year 10, the compounded growth and loss of investment gains amounts to 23.8% of the total original amount invested.

Chronic liver failure on the other hand, is when the organ loses its ability to function over months to years due to damage compounded over time.

Compounded by fertilizer pricing, droughts, supply-chain disruption, fuel costs, food costs, shipping costs, we now have 349 million people marching to starvation.

Compounded with a shrinking tobacco market the company has its work cut out to keep profits moving in positive territory.

Compound returns are usually expressed in annual terms, meaning that the percentage number that is reported represents the annualized rate at which capital has compounded over time.

De government conveniently omit from their numerical acrobatics the detail of the actual inflation rate, compounded.

Even with the 12% watermark, CHE has compounded earnings from the capital it has put to work at a 2–6% spread above this from 2021-date.