But when demand is weak, trade deficits compound the problem.
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Oldies compound the problem, since they hog what is already built.
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The only other option is to perpetuate and compound the problem.
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Drawing down their Social Security benefits early could compound the problem.
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A proliferation of passenger AVs in urban areas could compound the problem.
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Increased heat and drought will only compound the problem in the future.
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Many patients compound the problem by avoiding news they don't want to hear.
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The latest advances in machine learning and artificial intelligence may compound the problem.
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Tepid consumer demand for small discretionary purchases is likely to compound the problem, analysts said.
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Declining sales of German cars in China compound the problem, as carmakers consume less steel.
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Warehousing doesn't work and prisons, rather than offering a solution, can often compound the problem.
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Not only that, but its operating cash flow will continue to accrue and compound the problem.
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The failure to stop them from getting bigger and more dominant will only compound the problem.
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Democrats compound the problem by speaking in ways that only those inside the beltway can understand.
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Better to screw up with inoffensive stuff than to compound the problem with sex and violence.
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Mr Trump's assault on civil-military norms has also provoked a backlash that may compound the problem.
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To compound the problem, dead pine trees litter the province's landscape—victims of a devastating pine beetle infestation.
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The 24-hour news cycle and expansion of social media platforms will only compound the problem, experts say.
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Poverty, diet and a decades-long lack of access to good care on remote reservations compound the problem.
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How does this belief compound the problem of the rising numbers of snakes inside homes and on streets?
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Those countless doctors and other medical professionals who have fled the country in recent years compound the problem.
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It also may compound the problem of security vigilantism by underestimating the technical difficulty of correct attack attribution.
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Alpher voiced skepticism, and even suggested the growing list of sleep aides and trackers might even compound the problem.
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"To compound the problem, the world is looking the other way," he added in a speech on Monday at Georgetown University.
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The high number of medical dropouts would "only compound the problem" of increased healthcare needs caused by an ageing society, they added.
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This likely won't stop the Fed, and other central banks around the world, from slashing rates further, which may compound the problem.
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PH: If people have fears and concerns it is important we listen to them, as simply ignoring them will compound the problem.
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And if you build affordable housing around where you put your transportation, you don't compound the problem, you actually can solve it.
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As employees unknowingly fall for such traps, that adds to the workload of the cybersecurity staff — which may just further compound the problem.
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This is an unsustainable amount of expenditure, and we cannot further compound the problem by financially assisting with occurring further debt at this point.
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European diplomats have said US rhetoric is feeding the Iranian regime's narrative and that falling in line with the Trump administration's messaging would only compound the problem.
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To compound the problem, the military services have seen a resurgence of cases in which troops responsible for preventing sexual assault have been accused of rape and other related crimes themselves.
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Then, to compound the problem, the establishment, scared of this new political force, made accommodations to it — moving right on issues like immigration in an attempt to dampen the far right's appeal.
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With little incentive to change, old-line defense contractors compound the problem by continuing to "think in traditional ways," says John Clippinger, a research scientist at the MIT Media Lab Human Dynamics Group.
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Sirisena told the cabinet Sri Lanka didn't want this kind of international attention and vowed he wasn't going to compound the problem by granting the Colombo deal to an outside party, this official said.
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To compound the problem, over the last month you soured things further with a steady stream of new mistakes, that are leading voters to the conclusion that you simply cannot be trusted with their futures.
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To compound the problem, the 15s in a quad stack (commonly called "marquee entries" by Will Shortz) couldn't be more prominent, either right in the middle, or on the top and bottom of the grid.
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" Her heart troubles and pacemaker compound the problem: "If I pull the wrong way or lift the wrong way, it pulls the leads out of my heart, and I'll bleed to death before the ambulance comes.
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Wage losses caused by hospital stays compound the problem that insurance rarely covers all the nonmedical expenses of standard care: travel, lodging at hotels, special nutritional and therapeutic and equipment needs, child- or elder-care assistance.
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To compound the problem, reduction in the corporate tax rate will also reduce investment in affordable housing unless adjustments are made to sustain it, since there would be fewer tax benefits for corporations who invest in affordable housing.
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As if to compound the problem, Trump then placed Vice President-elect Mike Pence in charge of the transition, tossing aside New Jersey governor Chris Christie and the weeks' worth of prep work he did ahead of election night.
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"The American people felt lied to by the Johnson administration [over Vietnam], and what Watergate does is just compound the problem," Timothy Naftali, a historian at New York University and former director of the Richard Nixon Presidential Library, told me.
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The area is losing more than 16 square miles a year — the equivalent of a football field every hour — and as if that weren't bad enough, the rise of sea levels in a warming world is expected to compound the problem.
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To do this now, after the "CRISPR babies," would greatly compound the problem: It could easily be seen as a signal that Congress is uninterested in open deliberations about whether to move toward altering the genes and traits of future children and generations.
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But, it is inexcusable for a president to miss the mark so badly on Saturday and then to compound the problem over the next 36 hours -- seemingly not understanding that the stakes here are much higher than who wins or who loses in a campaign.
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If you're in a hot, sweaty club or rave and you're already feeling under the weather because you're ill, you're going to be even more susceptible to picking up other bugs because you're surrounded by others, so if anything, you're going to compound the problem.
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Rather than throwing together a makeshift solution that ultimately transfers burden onto educators — who, in the case of North Carolina, were not even consulted — integrating financial education should be thoughtfully designed so we do not compound the problem of financial illiteracy instead of improving it.
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To compound the problem, Shackleton had reduced the funds available to Mackintosh from £2,000 to £1,000, expecting him to bridge the difference by soliciting for supplies as free gifts and by mortgaging the ship.Tyler-Lewis, p.
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Henri Piat, a mechanical enthusiast, finds that his bicycle's brake cables are poorly protected. The question then arises of covering them with polyvinyl chloride (PVC). But to get the necessary compound, the problem was to find a company that used it. That's what Établissements B. do, they inject it to make bicycle handlebars.
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To compound the problem, impaired sarcoplasmic reticulum calcium release and reduced mitochondrial reuptake limits peak cytosolic levels of the important signaling ion during muscle contraction. Decreased intra- mitochondrial calcium concentration increases dehydrogenase activation and ATP synthesis. So in addition to lower ATP synthesis due to fatty acid oxidation, ATP synthesis is impaired by poor calcium signaling as well, causing cardiac problems for diabetics.
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To compound the problem, most if not all heavy weaponries had to be abandoned because they could not be carried to the mountain tops. Furthermore, due to the lack of water, the water-cool machine guns could not function properly even after they were carried up to the mountain tops. The airdrop was completely insufficient to fulfill the daily need of the besieged force either.
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The relative lack of exits (only ten for the entire stretch) could further compound the problem. As it forms a vital corridor for traffic from Tianjin and Tanggu, the expressway is often full of lorries. Two lorries overtaking each other would shrink average speed limits for the car following behind considerably—from the legal 110 km/h down to approximately 80 km/h or sometimes even 60 km/h.
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To compound the problem, Orthodox Jewry considered a child born to an unwed mother as worse than a bastard. The child could not be part of the community. (Freeman) The situation forced many women to sell their children to men -- often under the persuasion the girl would be hired out to a wealthy family with lifetime opportunities. These girls became just some of the victims of white slavery among the Jews.
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To compound the problem, other domestic political turmoils such as Great Leap Forward and Cultural Revolution had further seriously hindered the indigenous Chinese torpedo developments. As a result, the most numerous torpedoes in Chinese inventory were unguided straight- running torpedoes. In 1978 the PLAN gained significant torpedo capability when a single US Mk 46 Mod.1 block 2 torpedo, thought to be recovered by fishermen, was reverse-engineered and became the Yu-7 ASW torpedo.
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To compound the problem the main domestic industry also went into crisis. > From the second half of the 19th century onward Galicia's textile industry > suffered a severe crisis brought on by the legal importation and the > smuggling in of foreign fabrics, and many families endured hardship because > there was no alternate source of employment. To make matters worse, the > agricultural sector went into crisis between the years 1850–1860, > destabilizing the rural economy.
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These occur on mile markers and on bridge designation signs, however, mile markers are uncommon in Arkansas, and bridge markers are also frequently missing. Sectioning is used as the rule throughout the state, unless an officially designated "exception" occurs. These exceptions are not common and are the only instances of concurrencies in the State of Arkansas. State highways in Arkansas are not usually marked with "Begin" or "End" banners, which can compound the problem.
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Lieberman 2003: 121 To compound the problem, Pinya was hit with a dynastic feud from the start. So eager was Thihathu to be seen as a legitimate king of Pagan, he made his adopted stepson Uzana, biological son of King Kyawswa of Pagan and Queen Mi Saw U, his heir- apparent. He also appointed Kyawswa I, his biological son by Mi Saw U, governor of Pinle, the second most coveted position.Hmannan Vol.
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Lieberman 2003: 121 To compound the problem, Pinya was hit with a dynastic feud from the start. So eager was Thihathu, a commoner, to be seen as a legitimate king of Pagan, he made his adopted stepson Uzana, biological son of King Kyawswa of Pagan and Queen Mi Saw U, his heir-apparent. He also appointed Kyawswa I, his biological son by Mi Saw U, governor of Pinle, the second most coveted position.Hmannan Vol.
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To ensure approximately equal representation, plurality systems are dependent on the drawing of boundaries of their single-member districts, a process vulnerable to political interference (gerrymandering). To compound the problem, boundaries have to be periodically re-drawn to accommodate population changes. Even apolitically drawn boundaries can unintentionally produce the effect of gerrymandering, reflecting naturally occurring concentrations. PR systems with their multiple-member districts are less prone to this research suggests five-seat districts or larger are immune to gerrymandering.
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The unavailability of the Klimov M-100 engine of the ATsN-2 installation required a design change, although this modification allowed a commander and radio operator to be carried in its place. Then, to compound the problem further, the production of AM-34FRNV engines ended in the second half of 1939. Only two or four Pe-8s were equipped with them. Eighteen of the aircraft produced by the end of 1940 were fitted with AM-35A engines.
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1898 photograph of a disused quarry in Ijamsville With the onset of the Civil War, the demand for slate dropped off sharply, as did the available workforce. To compound the problem, the B&O; railroad ran an injunction against the local quarry owners for undermining their tracks. These two factors led to the closing many of the town's quarries in 1870. An outside mining company, the Maine Co., attempted to start a mine in Ijamsville but gave up by 1874.
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Conditions of glare, partial obscuration, rain, snow, fog, and darkness all compound the problem. Even when a human is directed to look at the actual location on a monitor of a subject in these conditions, the subject will usually not be detected. The A.I. is able to impartially look at the entire image and all cameras' images simultaneously. Using statistical models of degrees of deviation from its learned pattern of what constitutes the human form it will detect an intruder with high reliability and a low false alert rate even in adverse conditions.
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The second factor leading to the increased practice of subdividing flats is the widening wealth gap. Hong Kong's Gini Coefficient, (measure of income inequality), increased to 0.539.Half-yearly Economic Report In the Subdivided Units Study Report 2009 produced by the Society of Communication Organisation, the median monthly income of residents living in subdivided units was $3200 HKD, below the city's median monthly income population.Subdivided Units Study Report 籠屋、板房及套房 租住問題研究報告, August, 2009 Soaring rental prices compound the problem.
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The news of what happened at the meeting traveled fast and the nationalist morale decayed rapidly. To compound the problem, the defenders also learnt that their commander had attempted to break out earlier without them, and were outraged. At 7:00 AM on September 16, 1945, a group of commanders headed by Cheng Huichuan went to headquarters to see Zhang Ziliang, and accused him of abandoning his men. Zhang Ziliang was in no position to deny the blame and was forced to declare that whoever abandoned his post would be shot, himself included.
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The type of silane used can further compound the problem, as in the case of APTES. APTES is the classical molecule used for the immobilization of biomolecules and has historically been the most widely studied molecule in the field by far. Since APTES contains three ethoxy groups per molecule, it can polymerize in the presence of water, leading to lateral polymerization between APTES molecules in horizontal and vertical directions and the formation of oligomers and polymers which can attach to the surface. Self-assembly can be approached using solution-phase reactions or vapor-phase reactions.
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The F-84B, which differed from YP-84A only in having faster-firing M3 machine guns, became operational with 14th Fighter Group at Dow Field, Bangor, Maine in December 1947. Flight restrictions followed immediately, limiting maximum speed to Mach 0.8 due to control reversal, and limiting maximum acceleration to 5.5 g (54 m/s²) due to wrinkling of the fuselage skin. To compound the problem, parts shortages and maintenance difficulties earned the aircraft the nickname, "Mechanic's Nightmare". On 24 May 1948, the entire F-84B fleet was grounded due to structural failures.
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Most significantly, in order to provide a carriageway across the dam, the top was leveled off, lowering it, where it sat above the town of Johnstown, leaving it only a few feet above the water level at its lowest point. To compound the problem, the club owners and managers had erected fish screens across the mouth of the spillway which was intended to keep water from accumulating to the point of straining the dam; the screens became clogged with debris, restricting the outflow of water."How America’s Most Powerful Men Caused America’s Deadliest Flood" by Erin Blakemore, History.com, Aug 11, 2017.
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For a brief period, doctrine held that turning combat would be impossible at supersonic speeds and little effort was made to teach pilots air combat maneuvering. In reality, engagements quickly became subsonic, as pilots would slow down in an effort to get behind their adversaries. Furthermore, the relatively new heat-seeking and radar-guided missiles at the time were frequently reported as unreliable and pilots had to fire multiple missiles (also known as ripple-firing), just to hit one enemy fighter. To compound the problem, rules of engagement in Vietnam precluded long-range missile attacks in most instances, as visual identification was normally required.
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For almost the first 20 years, many Army Creeds of the Noncommissioned Officer in publication had the second sentence in the second paragraph as I will strive to remain tactically and technically proficient. However, in 2001 the Army had a team of contractors who created FM 7-22.7, The Army Noncommissioned Officer Guide who apparently transposed the sentence to I will strive to remain technically and tactically proficient. To compound the problem the NCO Journal printed a story in the May 2010 edition which correctly identified that a field manual has precedence over other forms of publication (e.g., DA pamphlet), so it must be right.
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Even before its departure from India the 5th Light Infantry suffered from weak senior leadership and discord amongst its British officers (see details of Court of Inquiry report below). To compound the problem, the sepoys themselves were divided into two major cliques. One was led by the Subedar Major Khan Mohamed Khan and Subedar Wahid Ali and the other consisted of Subedar Dunde Khan plus Jamadar Chisti Khan and Abdul Ali Khan. According to the Court of Inquiry, discipline was compromised by this division and any particular policy innovation or other measure taken within the regiment was likely to be opposed by one faction or the other.
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They added that shutting off the flow of natural gas through the pipeline would compound the problem, because the pipe had previously been used to transport crude oil and the residual crude in the pipe would then be exposed to the sea water once the pipeline was depressurized. The leak was first reported in February 2017, but an investigation by the Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration states that the leak may have begun in December 2016. The leak was reported to be dry natural gas being sent to the platforms as fuel, which consists of 99% methane. Divers reported that the leak was caused by the pipeline being laid across a rock on the ocean floor, resulting in a small hole.
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To meet that requirement the JTASC was charged with developing the processes and procedures, designing the facility, developing the workforce, and conducting joint exercises necessary to prepare Joint Task Force (JTF) Commanders to conduct operations as a Joint Force vice the individual service approach. It was apparent that the workforce of the future was not available in the Hampton Roads area; JTASC would have to develop this workforce in order to be successful in its assigned role. To compound the problem, no institution of higher learning in Hampton Roads or the country was equipped to satisfy the academic needs of the JTASC. The emphasis on M&S; as a training tool for leaders in a Joint Operation was new requiring expertise that did not exist; it had to be developed in an academic environment.
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Having already received approval for Zolgensma in May 2019, on June 28 AveXis (a Novartis company) voluntarily disclosed to the FDA that some data previously submitted to the agency as part of the Biologics License Application (BLA) package was inaccurate. Specifically, the data manipulation related to an in vivo murine potency assay used in the early development of the product but the issue the FDA and wider community has taken is that AveXis was aware of the data manipulation as early as 14 March 2019, almost two months before the BLA was approved. To compound the problem in early August it emerged a senior manager sold almost $1 million worth of stock immediately before the FDA probe became public on August 6, but after the company had informed the FDA of the problem. As of September 2019 the FDA was still preparing its response to the scandal.
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The villages of Hove and Portslade lay to the west of Brighton. Their neighbour's growth and fashionable status, and the opening of a connecting railway line in the mid-19th century, stimulated rapid residential development, and the ancient parish churches of both settlements faced similar problems to Brighton's St Nicholas' Church. The graveyard around St Andrew's Church in Hove had been used since the 1530s, and by the 1850s the authorities realised that more space would be needed. To compound the problem, Hove's other Anglican churches lacked any burial space of their own. (The church of the recently built Brunswick Town estate, also called St Andrew's, had burial vaults, but the Public Health Act 1848 and subsequent Acts of Parliament prevented their further use.) The churchyard at the parish church was extended in 1860, but the Hove Commissioners soon started searching for land for a municipal cemetery.
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It was possible that other states could impose a retail fee of their own; if the interstate fee was higher, this would only serve to compound the problem, while if it were lower, this additional fee would protect Victorian wholesalers from more competitive interstate wholesalers. Even if this tax were imposed in the pursuit of economic equalisation, the most it would do is to "provide some local justification for the imposition of a protectionist tax in respect of interstate goods at the later retail stage of distribution" (per majority). The judges emphasised that a tax upon retailers, in order to be consistent with section 92, must apply equally to interstate and local goods sold. Thus, the question to be asked is whether the tax is imposed "on all transactions of the relevant kind without differentiation based on the source or destination of the goods", and if the tax refers to a particular market, the material factor is the effect of the tax on transactions in that particular market.
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