I drank the acidic, carbonated beverage, which compounded tiny gas bubbles in my throat that made me burp inside my mouth.
Disruption is inevitably compounded by having to rearrange the team to change positions and adjust tactics, rather than make a straight swap.
The effect of the industrial action was compounded by a wildcat strike held by railway train guards the same morning.
The sense of survivor's relief was compounded with a certain pride. We, the unsurprisable, were surprised at how well we were handling ourselves.
The brewer said lackluster demand at bars and clubs was compounded by the dollar's drop against the euro.
Such repetition is compounded with frequent reminders to readers of where they have been and where they are going.
My ambivalence over speaking at the funeral was compounded when dad asked if I would do a scripture reading.
This only compounded matters and meant that even more zits began to creep all over her face.
The problem would be compounded with anisotropic crystals with restricted orientations to the diamond culets.
The embarrassment of having a foreign head of state is compounded by our treatment as second-class subjects.
Clearly, little mistakes, compounded by big mistakes, do not make for a credible publication or review.
The degree of stress associated with high and low ambient temperatures is compounded by high humidity.
An arms race is in progress, compounded, as are all arms races, by vanity and delusion.
In the 1970s, the search for lucre through the illegal drug business compounded and further adulterated societal ties.
For Nepal's indigenous ethnic minorities like the Buddhist Tamangs the struggle for survival is compounded by their marginalized status.
The technical magnitude of such a task is compounded by the need to ensure the accuracy and authority of Internet-based resources.
But they then conceded a silly penalty and compounded their error when, after some backchat, the referee moved them ten metres backwards.
The most serious incident was compounded by the failure of a battery powered backup generator in the air traffic control tower.
The general level of ignorance on what is good or bad behaviour is compounded by the idealisation of childhood.
A great number of the nobility took theophorous names compounded with Mithras.
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Problems compounded for the track in October when a horse threw its jockey during a race.
The problem of spelling syllabic r is compounded by numerous pairs of homophones.
The evil of entrusting our liberty to politicians is compounded by a lack of independent safeguards or transparency.
The aircraft shuddering and its reduced controllability severely compounded the difficulty of the instrument flight.
This has been compounded by an unavailing resort to extreme force in the most heated zones of engagement.
The six o'clock swill didn't work the first time and I have a feeling the negative effects will only be compounded if it is reinstated at 3am.
He was six over after the first seven holes after a run of four bogeys compounded by a double bogey on the sixth.
The immense grief his family is suffering has been compounded by the unending repetition of false claims about him on the internet.
These selfish ungrateful wretches not only had the audacity to return Howard but compounded their sin by giving him a seemingly compliant Senate.
This feeling was compounded when Conway skewed an unmissable free about ten metres west of the posts from the fourteen yard line minutes later.
These have been compounded by the huge slump in share price values that most analysts predict will not be recovered.
Glasgow compounded their numerous defensive lapses with a host of handling errors and needless turnovers.
The nation's intrinsic weakness was further compounded by socio-political factors.
Depression had a grip he admitted, and his problems were compounded by the stigma towards mental health and mental breakdown.
This compounded product is used for chemical peels, actinic keratoses, and venereal warts.
Kerry compounded the problem by venturing no information about his public career in the Senate for the past two decades.
He is 23 but could pass for 18, his lack of height compounded by angelic features and a shy, buck-toothed smile.
And they also happen to victimize other innocent people, so the tragedy is compounded.
He had already suffered a shock and 35 per cent burns but the nail compounded his woes when it pierced his left buttock.
It computes the effective interest rate for an investment compounded at different intervals.
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The problem is compounded for Eastern Europe with its weak central banks and underdeveloped capital markets.
And for an executive-type car this certainly feels very small, compounded by the limited adjustment on the steering column.
These difficulties are unfortunately compounded by a haphazard organization.
His misery was further compounded by the needless and headless sending off of the influential defender.
Uncertainty over radiation from cellphones has been compounded by the lack of a standard test.
Official overstatements of the amount the nation has been setting aside for retirement have compounded the problem.
At the sight of them a rude, equally animal resentment rises in me, compounded of shame, fear, and ignoble joy not to be one of them.
The renouncers' attitude was compounded of dark bitterness and bright hope.
We can see wave movements not just compounded of different qualities but compounded of different, even noncontiguous, spaces.
Society is compounded of all kinds of interests and meanings involved with social action.
This is effectively a pot of stew originally compounded of cheap cuts of mutton, potatoes, and onions.
We compounded the mixture of the medicinal herbs according to the season and the patient's condition.
He further concluded that interest could continue to be compounded even after a bank had demanded repayment or called up the loan.
Interest was to be compounded in accordance with the bank's current practice from time to time.
Contract law principles may require such interest to be compounded so as to award the plaintiff the benefit of the bargain.
Interest on these bonds is accumulated monthly and compounded every six months.
The AER shows what the notional interest rate would be if the interest was compounded and paid once a year.
This is further compounded by varying ideas of what constitutes proper and improper dress.
All of this is compounded by the fact that the whole stalking and lurking phase of these sequences is tedious and suspense-free.
When it is compounded by the anxiety that accompanies panic disorder, the patient and physician have a delicate situation on their hands.
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Little or no analysis is done and poor planning is compounded by even worse implementation strategies.
Major problems in agriculture and structural difficulties in the eurozone compounded the negative effects from slower global trade.
This risk is in part compounded when a person has a tendency to sunburn rather than tan and also has a history of cumulative sun exposure.
This was only compounded by his frequent use of canvas-board, a medium usually relegated to Sunday painters and high-school art students.
These difficulties are compounded by the lack of trained paleobiologists who specialize on algae, or of phycologists who examine fossils.
The disbelief compounded a bizarre, almost surreal fortnight for the south coast club.
This initial scepticism was compounded by the suspicion that infections might actually provoke allergy.
The murders of two householders attacked in their homes in London recently has compounded the climate of fear.
Environmental degradation associated with agricultural and pastoral practices has compounded the rural crisis.
Pretension was compounded by the most clever of the cultured barbarians who pretended to be above it all.
The interest charged on credit is very high and every month a bill is not paid off in full, the debt is compounded.
They compounded verbal injury by laying importunate hands on women of our group.
Problems on the railways were further compounded by electrical faults at Oxenholme on Sunday and Monday.
The effects of this phenomenon are compounded by the continued practice of favouritism in political appointments, promotions and other decisions.
Recession in the 1880s was compounded by phylloxera, which swept aside not only vines but many poorer farmers.
When reading comprehension is assessed through writing, these difficulties are compounded.
His customary difficulty in fighting his way across a room was compounded on this occasion by his wife, who intervened to persuade him to stay.
He added that much of the problems plaguing the agricultural sector were compounded by domestic inefficiencies.
He is in a fitful mood which is compounded by an outburst at the table by a maid, who has obviously become one of his many conquests.
The damage is compounded by the loss of attention from frazzled parents trying to rebuild their lives.
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This makes grassland management very difficult on farms where grazing is already in short supply and problems are compounded in wet conditions.
And then he compounded that mistake by eating it with excessive daintiness.
Whenever you've got ghettoes of kin groups, you are always going to have compounded emotional problems.
The problem is compounded by the ban on general practitioners giving private prescription to their NHS patients.
As if this delay was not enough it was further compounded by procrastination in implementing the action recommended.
The separation of contemporary Egypt from its past was compounded by the fact that Coptic was written in Greek letters with a few demotic signs.
These numbers are compounded by the use of depleted uranium during the war, made out of nuclear waste and used in bombs and bullets.
These problems seem to have been compounded by the lack of economies of scope for the drug.
The difficulty in dealing with her mum's sudden disappearance was compounded when Sam discovered she was still living nearby.
The suffering of illness is thus compounded by an additional burden of guilt and recrimination.
This has simply compounded the sense of alienation and disenfranchisement felt by many people.
That expense was compounded when the eight GB internationals were charged a four-figure sum for excess baggage on their return flight.
A succession of handsome but bashful doe-eyed waiters brought over from Italy compounded our love for this place.
The recent eastward expansion of the European Union has only compounded the social crisis.
But the problem has been compounded by the inability of the Legion to attract younger ex-servicemen and new lifeblood.
It is about unfortunate biological mechanisms gone awry, compounded by the real stress of motherhood.
Further, the challenge for CENTCOM is further compounded by the lack of workable intelligence in Syria.
The savings will earn an interest rate of 5 per cent compounded annually.
The indignation is compounded by evidence of gross corruption.
He said the problems were compounded by large salt deposits washed up from the sea which would leave a trail on the windows of homes and businesses in the wake of the storm.
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For them, the trauma of assault can be compounded by a lack of institutional support, and even disciplinary action.
The situation was compounded when some owners emigrated or absconded, some sold to slumlords, and others abandoned their buildings, leaving squatters to take over.
It's compounded as I wander up the road in search of refreshment.
His frustration was compounded in the first set by the fact that he was unable to hold on to an early break of serve which would have quietened the crowd.
The valued molluscs are fed hand-harvested kelp and some compounded seaweed diet, and are graded at regular intervals over the farming period of 36 to 40 months.
The guilt was compounded when Menal had to sell her wedding ring so the couple could afford furniture and food.
This is compounded during descents and glides when the throttle is closed or nearly closed, and the engine is windmilling above the normal rpm for the throttle setting.
The mystery is compounded further by the fact Leigh football director Steve Grainey, who handles transfer deals, is on holiday in Spain this week and unavailable for comment.
The strain of the loss of income and the cost of having to set up housekeeping again was compounded by the fact that the portrait business was slow.
Lost orders compounded an already worrisome situation for the group.
The process of registration is slow and laborious and this has been compounded by the low number of people who have been assigned to carry out the task.
This frustration is compounded with the overall slowness of the game.
The indignity of youth is compounded hugely by being in the sticks.
This was compounded further when Ronnie Burns was given the shove, and headed to Adelaide to join national uber scapegoat-in-the-making Wayne Carey.
The effect of erosion on the shore temple has been debilitating and the problem has been compounded by the soft laterite rock, which has been used in the construction.
This sad drama has been compounded by an engulfing fog of speculation, frequently reaching a tone of hysteria.
He was attending the annual summer school of the party, a force compounded of anti-Stalinist Marxists and small, sandalled groups of alternative doctrinaires.
The chaotic circumstances of burial often compounded a family's grief.
His vulnerability is compounded by the vehemence with which his upwardly mobile wife rejects traditional black vernacular values, including any interest in his parents.
The horrifying scene was compounded of darkness, silhouettes of mountains, and beyond the mountains, a red glow which rose to the sky, from remote fires.
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The stress, compounded by fitful rest and sleepless nights, ages you quickly.
The offence was compounded by the proliferation of tables purporting to show elaborate corrections for age factors, but in fact doing nothing of the sort.
And then when they arrive in Kerry, their problems are compounded as they're confronted with confused and disjointed signage that could send them astray for another hour.
These shortcomings are compounded by the film's claim to noir status, which would suggest a level of tension or excitement or at least atmosphere.
He also knows that the risk is compounded when a company attempts to achieve such a growth rate by taking on entirely new types of projects, as he plans to do.
The hardship that every Navy couple endures when faced with deployment was compounded by a medical diagnosis made just days before the ship sailed.
Though Shaun eventually gets wise to the crisis, his pressing problem on the macrocosmic level is compounded by more prosaic hassles and neuroses.
The nighttime pilot must deal with all the visual challenges common in daylight, compounded with a whole new set of challenges resulting from darkness.
Then they compounded the offense by suggesting that South Carolina Republican Senator Jim DeMint shares those Hebraic virtues.
There are moments of great emotional profundity in the film, but they're compounded by the filmmakers' reluctance to go the extra mile and put their feelings on the screen.
Where the court is satisfied that the petition debt has been paid, secured or compounded for, the court is precluded from making a bankruptcy order on the petition.
All animals are compounded of various organs, each of which exercising a separate function, and in a manner peculiar to itself, concurs to the preservation of the whole.
This was compounded by a growing competition for scarce food resources.
It will be seen that the first-mentioned of these ancient ichthyolites bears a name compounded, though, in the reverse order, of exactly the same words.
The potential problem of reduced access revenue in a more competitive environment is compounded by the negative outlook for media and advertising services revenue.
The problem is compounded by the fact that medical doctors are not usually aware of underlying lifestyle causes that may be the root of the problem.
This was further compounded by the fact that Victorian children moved up to twenty corves per day, whilst being sick, malnourished and demoralised in many cases.
It was a serious setback for the Mayo men and four minutes later this was compounded when Hayes set up Mark Ronan for the opening goal of the match.
It is not easy to write a biography about a person who is known to be reticent and the problem gets compounded when the attempt is not authorised.
The potential damage is compounded by new proposals to cap tuition increases, at the very moment that both state support and endowments are plummeting.
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His speed-speak makes for a high-energy performance, but when compounded with a slight sibilance, it compels the audience to pay close attention to catch what he's saying.
The tragedy was compounded for mrs Estoya when she learned that her 21-year-old daughter, Victoria, had died as well.
American frustration during the operation was compounded by President Thieu's refusal to commit ARVN reserve forces to the battle.
His challenges were compounded by extreme weather conditions, difficult comparables and the stomach flu.
His misery was compounded by deafness and he subsided into alcoholism, crotchetiness, and debilitating illnesses.
The Caterpillar questions Alice and she admits to her current identity crisis, compounded by her inability to remember a poem.
Awareness of the environment is growing as Hong Kong suffers from increasing pollution compounded by its geography and tall buildings.
World War I further compounded the gender imbalance, adding to the phenomenon of surplus women.
This problem is compounded by the fact that a disproportionate amount of people aged 65 and older live in these rural areas.
It has greatly compounded its error by suspending the redoubtable Gita Sahgal for the crime of going public with her concerns.
However, the confusion was further compounded by the lack of explicit and contradictory instructions from London.
Hannah's death in 1890 from typhoid, compounded by Bright's disease, left him distraught.
In October 1878, this was compounded by the failure of the Bank of Glasgow in which much of the village's money was invested.
After birth, the damage will be compounded by nonnurturing environments and poor education.
This difficulty compounded when the Mortimer claim was merged with the Yorkist claim in the person of Richard Plantagenet, Duke of York.
This compounded with a change in demand, lead to the industrialization of tobacco production with the cigarette.
Failed communications compounded problems and the forward infantry elements ended up dug in well short of their objective.
The problem was further compounded by the illegality of overseas Chinese trade under Ming law, making them even more suspicious.
Gold sulphide is insoluble, but gold thiosulphate, compounded of gold, sulphur, and oxygen, dissolves readily enough.
My father compounded with my mother under the dragon's tail, and my nativity was under ursa major.
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Revenues for Unsped have increased over 18 percent on a compounded annual growth rate for the past three years.
With these problems compounded by competition from less expensive machine stitchery, the craft may become a dying art.
As we shall see between Oedipus and Jocasta, the deficiencies of Abram's faith are compounded in his spouse's misbelief.
Of such incompatibles is compounded the mortar of his art work.
The morbidity of many of these nonmalignant urological disorders is compounded by other common comorbid conditions such as diabetes and obesity.
In unison, these features enable invasion of the dura, underlying membranes and promote leakiness that is compounded by coagulopathy.
Leaky capillaries, often compounded by hypoproteinaemia, predispose these patients to extravascular fluid extravasation.
Sohn has similar strengths and weaknesses as an actress, compounded by the fact that her character is stuck with the film's preachiest dialogue.
The problem of distance is compounded by distraction and disjunction.
Peter was mentally disabled, with a seizure disorder compounded more recently with Dupuytren's Contracture, dementia, and cancer.
The mothers' troubles are compounded by the endemically poor health and economic conditions of life as a refugee.
Cornwall compounded to furnish ten oxen after Michaelmas for thirty pounds.
Deprival of women due to displacement is compounded with the absence of productive employment in the resettlement area.
At mussel refuges, the risk to introduce pathogens is compounded by the need for host fishes for glochidia transformation.
My father compounded with my mother vnder the Dragons taile, and my nativity was vnder Vrsa Maior.
This problem was compounded by careless editors who deemed difficult words incorrect, and changed them in later editions.
The pasta dish bathed heavenly housemade, extra-wide fettucine noodles in a divine sauce compounded of porcini mushrooms, speck and cream.
The situation was compounded as successive generations of the family expunged and sanitized the already opaque details of Austen's biography.
The effects of NATO high explosives on the camps and infrastructure of the Serbian occupiers of Kosovo were compounded by Milosevic's scorched-earth policies.
Feuding was further compounded by the involvement of Scottish clans in the wars between the Irish Gaels and the English Tudor monarchy in the 16th century.
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He would have received an automatic one-game for Saturday's sending-off at Recreation Park but his moment of madness as he headed to the tunnel compounded the punishment.
Coleridge died in Highgate, London on 25 July 1834 as a result of heart failure compounded by an unknown lung disorder, possibly linked to his use of opium.
The displaced refugees fleeing the war compounded the effects of the simultaneous drought, and exacerbated war engendered epidemics, causing much loss of life.
Without women in their parties, Many indigenous people died as a result of new infectious diseases, compounded by neglect by the Spaniards, who controlled their subsistence.
The tragedy is compounded by the fact that the destabilization of Grenada was an apparent consequence of events occurring within the New Jewel Movement leadership itself.
With the modernization of cigarette production compounded with the increased life expectancies during the 1920s, adverse health effects began to become more prevalent.
Both factors compounded the problems that health service austerity caused.
This feral existence is compounded by the fact our office sits in a part of Belfast that would rival the ocean's abyssal plain for signs of life and home comforts.
This victory left the British in almost total command of the seas, compounded by the effective use of naval forces in the West Indies, Canada and India.
The French and their native allies were now under increasing pressure, compounded by guerrilla activities spearheaded by Britain's Mohawk allies and Rogers' Rangers.
This optimism is compounded by the fact that a minute percentage of the population consists of the nouveau riche and 'wannabes' and they are avid consumers of luxury brands.
The malaria problem seems to be compounded by the AIDS epidemic.
Ersatzgas, Ersatzpfennige. Ersatz has become a brave word in Germany. As a substantive it means War Reparations. As part of compounded words it means substitute.
This damage to the economy was compounded by the effects on agriculture of the incipient Little Ice Age, natural calamities, crop failure, and sudden epidemics.
He convinced thousands of people, mostly in the American Midwest, that Drake's fortune was being held by the British government, and had compounded to a huge amount.
This situation represents a special case for the consideration of termination as the violation may be compounded by the continuation of the pregnancy.
This lack of the necessary tools of our trade may frequently be compounded by cultural or political issues as well as geographical and climatologic challenges.

Their look was sure death, but they could be poisoned by a draught compounded of agrimony, dill and vervain.
From them, he compounded a liquid mixture which he forced into the ampoule of a hypodermic needle.
The earlier laws appear to regard it as a delict which may be compounded for by payment.
Seeing it is known to us that cement is very necessary in the examen of perfection, we say it is compounded of inflammable things.
He was large for a Frenchman, and his gauntness was compounded by an obvious lack of sleep.
Most of these symbols are compounded of an ideograph and a letter of the alphabet.
What with the vagrant blood in her and the heritage compounded of many races, jees Uck developed a wonderful young beauty.
His sign is 15, which is compounded of Manik and Chuen with a superfix, nor does the Cimi added in 16 shed light on the subject.
Just before leaving, however, I watched a wonderfully tasty hash being compounded with oddments of rabbit and banana flour.
When compounded with white lead, however, the colour has been stated to be destroyed.
On November 23, 1633, he compounded for the first fruits of the prebend of Middleton.
There were some tears in his eyes compounded of brandy and nerves and affections and remorses as he hurried into the street.
But the ways in which they may be compounded are exhaustless.
This was compounded by the hotel's decision to install a padded window seat in front of the window, just a short jump away from the bed.
The presumptuousness is compounded when the idea is to reconstitute the society into a mirror image of the superpower.
In one a peri rides on a camel compounded of men and beasts.
A triangulate is a rectilineall figure compounded of triangles.
He had compounded an ounce of tincture of nux instead of a drachm!
It is compounded of sur, over, and longe, a derivative of Lat.
The AFS is a lightweight chemical and biological agent protective overboot made of compounded butyl rubber.
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And so I say, with the right pigments, properly compounded, an absolutely black paint could be produced which would render invisible whatever it was applied to.
This is the more necessary where the frame of the government is so compounded that the laws of the whole are in danger of being contravened by the laws of the parts.
Otsego is said to be a word compounded of Ot, a place of meeting, and Sego, or Sago, the ordinary term of salutation used by the Indians of this region.
In sexual harassment cases, these problems are compounded by judges who maintain stereotypical views of what harassment is and how a person should act when confronted by it.
The place had that peculiar sickening, unwholesome smell, compounded of mingled damp, dirt and decay, which one often notices in close old houses.

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