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compounded

adjective as in multiplied

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Higher pay offered by private-sector work has compounded struggles to maintain adequate court reporter staffing.

Those comments were compounded by the sudden departure of United sporting director Dan Ashworth - an ally of the women's team and manager Marc Skinner.

From BBC

“But after a period of shock, we quickly realized that the material loss of certain parts of the building should not be compounded by the loss of the scientific information they contained,” she adds.

The situation is further compounded by the fact that most diamond open-access journals lack impact factors and those that do still have lower numbers than mainstream commercial journals.

For instance, the FAO predicts that food security in Bangladesh will remain fragile into 2025 because economic constraints have been compounded by floods and a typhoon in September that has affected agricultural production.

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