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Compounding the problem, advisors collect varying commissions for different products.
Compounding the problem, a national sense of urgency is simply missing.
Compounding the problem is the way young people use the internet.
Compounding the problem, many hospitals don't even try to go green.
Compounding the problem, the service doesn't lend itself to repeat customers.
Compounding the problem of rising temperatures were changes in ocean chemistry.
Unsavory legacies Western intervention in these contexts may be further compounding the problem.
Compounding the problem, the White House has proposed deep cuts to housing subsidies.
Compounding the problem, dozens of their infected employees are now isolated at home.
Compounding the problem is that the medication is only available in a 2-pack.
Compounding the problem has been the general lack of enthusiasm for Hillary Clinton's candidacy.
Compounding the problem, a shortage of cybersecurity professionals is an issue in most countries.
Many manufacturers also raise the price once or twice a year, compounding the problem.
Compounding the problem: There is no standardization for these herbs and regulation is poor.
Compounding the problem in Baltimore was a nationwide surge in demand for illicit opioids.
Half the country's judges were suspended, compounding the problem of managing the judicial process.
Compounding the problem is changing climate patterns, which have made water supply far more uncertain.
Compounding the problem, the concentration of contaminants in the water is rising in some areas.
Perhaps compounding the problem, Amazon allows content creators to select their own categories and keywords.
Unfortunately, many agencies are not actively modernizing systems, which is only further compounding the problem.
They will feel betrayed if Bernie quits now, thus compounding the problem of low turnout.
Compounding the problem, the city's water infrastructure itself is often a huge source of waste.
Further compounding the problem, many Americans do not grasp the definition of paid maternity leave.
Compounding the problem: Doing away with schools could prompt even more Puerto Ricans to leave.
Compounding the problem is the rampant street violence that keeps young children cooped up indoors.
Compounding the problem: The Colts didn't even line up correctly and were called for illegal formation.
The resultant community outrage is making the siting of facilities more difficult, further compounding the problem.
New Colombian labor laws meant to decrease child labor make finding farmhands difficult, compounding the problem.
The challenge is presenting an apology with authenticity, which quiets the controversy, rather than compounding the problem.
Compounding the problem was an industry found to have a disturbing lack of commitment to overall safety.
The Supreme Court, compounding the problem, once again upheld the enforceability of mandatory arbitration clauses in May.
Compounding the problem: The American economy has also slowed, with growth at its lowest rate since 2016.
Compounding the problem, at many mining sites, workers dig below the permitted levels, polluting water supplies, Bidhuri said.
Compounding the problem, Republicans are willing to act unilaterally on their perception of reality, but Democrats are not.
Compounding the problem is that some companies implicitly — and sometimes explicitly — discourage employees from openly discussing their salaries.
Offer one that's too rich to one company, and another is going to want the same, compounding the problem.
The CG is laughable Compounding the problem are a handful of awkward scenes that were clearly added in reshoots.
Compounding the problem is that Americans' wage growth is being left far behind, according to the MBA's Mike Fratantoni.
Compounding the problem, Italy has a fragmented, traditionally unprofitable banking system, with 680 lenders, many of them small and regional.
This, in addition to the mistrust bred by the civil war, puts Tamils off joining the police, compounding the problem.
Second, it's damn slippery in there, which makes it hard to keep track of where everything is, compounding the problem.
Compounding the problem is the shark's lack of calcified tissue, which is normally one of the handiest indicators of age.
The backlog of new generic drug applications at the Food and Drug Administration is compounding the problem of price increases.
Compounding the problem, is the hydro power situation that is not good because of lack of adequate rainfall, Levy said.
Compounding the problem is that the vast majority of people infected experience symptoms so mild they rarely seek medical care.
Compounding the problem is rapid urbanization in many Asian nations, with the pace of development often overtaking proper infrastructure planning.
Compounding the problem, when Latino turnout sags, what's left in the voter pool tends to be older and more Republican.
Compounding the problem, many volunteer poll workers are older and therefore more vulnerable to the worst outcomes of the coronavirus.
Compounding the problem is that people often transfer flour from the bag to a sturdier container and then toss the bag.
But compounding the problem of sulfurous compounds from large doses of protein is a newer trend among gym rats: intermittent fasting.
Compounding the problem is the fact that we are doing precious little to identify promising low-income students of all races.
Compounding the problem: the stress, exhaustion, and dehydration that come with travel can make you more susceptible to catching the cold.
Compounding the problem, not all LPs have received returns from their VC investments that they can recycle into new venture capital allocations.
Compounding the problem is that the tech industry's point of view is embedded deep in the product, not announced on the packaging.
Refugees often live in regions where governments are already struggling to educate their own children, the report said, further compounding the problem.
Compounding the problem is his apparent emphasis -- too often -- on the economy and the stock market instead of the public health issues.
Compounding the problem, carriers of commercial lines are more regional and fragmented, so corporations often have to herd cats to purchase adequate coverage.
Compounding the problem, China is reaching its crude storage limit, which Smith believes will cause a pullback in the country's demand for crude.
Compounding the problem is that most people have terrible choices for internet service in America, if they even have a choice at all.
Rampant media consolidation, which routinely prioritizes growth for growth's sake over spending money to shore up lagging customer service, is compounding the problem.
Climate change, desertification, the depletion of mineral nutrients, improper use of fertilizer and a lack of infrastructure are compounding the problem, the report found.
The industry has been grappling with a tight labor supply for years, and the current record low national unemployment rate is compounding the problem.
Compounding the problem is Puerto Rico's bankruptcy in U.S. federal court, where it is trying to restructure $303 billion of debt and pension obligations.
Compounding the problem was that some light rail service was disrupted by an overhead electric line that was damaged by falling trees, officials said.
Compounding the problem is that millennials' parents did benefit from an upward shift in job status, making it even harder to surpass their accomplishments.
Compounding the problem, last month the opposition Socialists re-elected Pedro Sánchez, an uncompromising critic of Mr Rajoy and the labour reform, as their leader.
Compounding the problem is the fact that the amount of THC in edibles are inconsistent, and that kids often like to binge-eat their candies.
Compounding the problem is that housing temperatures vary between institutes, which may also cause differences in outcomes, and is likely a further source of irreproducibility.
Compounding the problem: couples are getting together later in life — Linda was 45 when she met Paul — and more than ever, they are meeting online.
Compounding the problem, when teenagers and young adults don't sleep enough, they're more likely to misuse caffeine, alcohol and drugs to deal with mood swings.
Compounding the problem, researchers also aren't entirely sure whether the strategies developed in clinical settings for preventing suicide stay effective when they're built into digital platforms.
Compounding the problem is the fact that Black women are also more likely to be stopped by police in general, the African American Policy Forum report found.
Compounding the problem is the fact that the next generation of telescopes is about to introduce a deluge of gravitational lens discoveries in the very near future.
Compounding the problem at the refineries, the gasoline-producing catalytic cracking unit at the 310,000 barrel-per-day Cardon refinery was halted over the weekend, sources said.
Compounding the problem, ECB figures show that while bank deposits in Italy continue to nudge up beyond 1.6 trillion euros, they have fallen in Portugal since 2012.
Compounding the problem is that the Republican-controlled Congress seems totally uninterested in acting as a check on Trump in this matter or, really, in any matter.
Compounding the problem was that he, as the new candidate on the stage, took on a significant share of the attacks and was unable to defend himself.
Compounding the problem was the fact that I was in Cusco, at over 11,000 feet elevation, and the reduced oxygen was crippling my 63-year-old brain.
The Times reported that in one email, Maerov told Bloom she was "fanning the flames and compounding the problem" and asked her to remove herself from the situation.
At this point, it's clear that there is nothing natural about the mounting public health crisis and that the federal government is compounding the problem through malign neglect.
" They're already not saving enough for retirement, and they're compounding the problem by taking out a loan or not contributing to save for a down payment," she said.
Compounding the problem is that less than one-quarter of fish stocks in Canada are considered healthy, even further complicated by the lack of clear information on the situation.
Compounding the problem, Sempra's executive compensation structure is not engineered to reward its leaders for enriching shareholders and its board empowers the longest-serving members, Elliott and Bluescape claim.
Rising interest rates are compounding the problem because would-be sellers do not want to give up their low interest rates, a phenomenon economists call the lock-in effect.
Compounding the problem, although the amount and type of information provided on websites vary by state office, BLM generally provides limited information on federal coal lease sales to the public.
Compounding the problem is that starting new things can be exciting, which leads to a loop in which our brains are rewarded for starting something new because it feels good.
Compounding the problem has been the torrent of leaks from West Wing staff members and hangers-on, which has placed the White House's internal dysfunctions and hypocrisies on constant display.
But compounding the problem, many customers couldn't close on their loans because of quarantines, leaving the mortgage lenders with only the cost of the hedge and no off-setting loan.
Compounding the problem, oil prices are still high in many formerly fast-growing emerging economies because of the strong dollar compared to their own currencies, which is also weighing on demand.
Compounding the problem, from comic books to late night comics, minivans had become the butt of jokes -- derided as soccer-mom-mobiles, the vehicles you drove only if you had it.
Compounding the problem, a growing number of PDVSA maintenance workers have fled the country amid food shortages, skyrocketing inflation and sometimes violent clashes between political protesters and the nation's socialist government.
Compounding the problem, the second companies rely on databases that may contain errors — so even if the genetic alteration found by the first company is correct, the analysis can be wrong.
Compounding the problem, they say, is the fact that Chinese universities and research institutes suffer from a lack of oversight, and mete out weak punishments for those who are caught cheating.
Compounding the problem, farmers and ranchers have treated the inauguration of the right-wing populist Jair Bolsonaro as president in January as a green light to burn deeper into the rainforest.
But compounding the problem — and the challenges the Navy faces — is that the philosophical underpinnings of how oceans are considered to be a neutral space for everyone are now being challenged.
Compounding the problem, the founders put Congress at the center of lawmaking, and their design guaranteed that legislators would be electorally tied to their local jurisdictions and highly responsive to special interests.
NEW YORK (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Arctic permafrost that is thawing due to global warming is releasing greenhouse gases, further compounding the problem of climate change, according to a study released on Thursday.
Compounding the problem was the growth in "gray money," spent by organizations that are legally required to disclose their donors but receive their funding through multiple layers of PACs that obscure its origin.
Compounding the problem was a decision by the C.D.C. to develop its own test standard, rather than rely on the kits approved by the World Health Organization and distributed to over 50 countries.
Your characterisation of the Spanish "long lunch" as "an anomaly compounding the problem" of being in the wrong time zone is propaganda in the opposite direction ("Out of sync with the sun", August 13th).
Compounding the problem was the fact that the Brooklyn Bridge Park Corporation, which operates the park, was strangely reticent about the exact nature of the trouble and what was being done to address it.
Compounding the problem, Mr. Tillerson silenced the State Department's institutional voice for six weeks by suspending the press briefing, which had been conducted by a spokesperson on a regular basis (usually daily) for decades.
"Compounding the problem, heroin is widely available and much less expensive on the black market than diverted prescription opioids, thus many prescription opioid abusers are switching to heroin because of price and availability," he said.
Compounding the problem is that prisoners are sicker than the general population, with higher rates of HIV, diabetes, hepatitis C, tuberculosis and other ailments, said Amy Fettig, senior staff counsel for the ACLU's National Prison Project.
Compounding the problem, none of the six federal programs designed to help water utilities pay for infrastructure were formulated with declining city populations in mind, making it difficult to accommodate those cities' needs, the authors noted.
Compounding the problem is the fact that NHS Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services are stretched useless: A report at the end of last year revealed how children are waiting up to 18 months for treatment.
But the 13 percent surge of the euro already this year is playing havoc with its sub-target inflation outlook, and it will want to step lightly for fear of compounding the problem with another exchange rate jump.
At first that sounds like it's compounding the problem, but in practice it actually makes it easier to manage and dismiss the number of alerts you're getting, and means you're not always checking your phone every two minutes.
Compounding the problem is the fact that this type of cancer has several different genetic sub-types, which means that the current treatments are forced to take a "one-size-fits-all" approach with chemotherapy that leads to potentially toxic side effects.
Further, the department "lacks a comprehensive FARA enforcement strategy," the watchdog found, with tensions and disagreements on the law between FARA investigators and officials with the National Security Division (NSD) of the Justice Department, which houses the small FARA Unit, potentially compounding the problem.
North Korean foot dragging is compounding the problem, these sources say, along with a slew of domestic challenges ranging from incomplete staffing, intelligence leaks, rivalries within the Cabinet and presidential tweets that ratchet up the pressure on Pompeo by presenting an overly rosy picture.
Compounding the problem is that the best-known arbiters of college quality, like U.S. News & World Report, reward schools for prestige and selectivity, not for serving the needs of adults and all the other students who actually make up most of America's college classrooms.
But dancing around what it means to be human instead of creating memorable characters with goals turns the series into a lecture series instead of good TV. Compounding the problem is how the show conceals information — no matter the illogical gymnastics — to maintain the mysteries until the final episode.
Compounding the problem, the affected parts of rural Alaska have some of the highest rates of domestic violence and sexual assault nationwide, and in cases relying on arrests by people with criminal records, prosecutors often drop or reduce charges rather than put them on the stand, according to the report.
"A lot of the funds got overseas in the first place via tax dodges, so giving firms a tax break on the money coming back seems like compounding the problem," said William Gale, co-director of the Tax Policy Center and a former economic adviser to the first President George Bush.
All the economic activity signals suggest it should take its foot off the gas, but the 280 percent surge of the euro already this year is playing havoc with its sub-target inflation outlook and it will want to step lightly for fear of compounding the problem with another exchange rate jump.
Michael goes on to explain that experiencing difficulties with achieving or maintaining erections as a young man increases the likelihood of anxiety when in sexual situations, compounding the problem and creating a vicious cycle that could perpetuate for years and negatively impact not just his relationships with partners, but all other areas of his life.
Further compounding the problem, 35% of children on the US Virgin Islands live in families with incomes below the federal poverty level and a majority of them receive government benefits through the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, otherwise known as food stamps, but stores can't accept the payment cards without power for their processing systems.
It spurred recognition that unjust outcomes in eviction and foreclosure disputes, debt collection cases, family violence battles and many other types of civil justice proceedings, not only harm individuals and families, but also undercut society by pushing more and more people into our jails and prisons, compounding the problem of mass incarceration in America.

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