We've had 28 percent per year compounded growth in dollars in information technology over the last 50 years.

But the prospects for continued rapid growth are strong. In its November 2011 Global Islamic Banking Report, Deutsche Bank projects a 24 compounded annual growth rate in Islamic assets over the coming three years.

Costa Rica had an abundant supply of water. However, the treatment of all wastewater remained a challenge, which was compounded by population growth and concentration in the major cities.

The explosive growth recorded by this segment in emerging markets in recent years reflected entry into previously untapped markets, with the subsequent slowdown resulting from saturation. The number of high income households is still growing, but not enough to justify the 30 40 compounded growth rates expected by some.

Fractured administrative responsibility for privatization, especially in the Federation, compounded the problem.

Debt constrained structural adjustment policies compounded the problem through a decline in agricultural investment.

Today s problems are compounded by a lack of sufficient private demand particularly household consumption in the advanced economies to compensate for demand losses stemming from austerity. During the last two decades, consumption drove these countries economic growth, reaching historically high GDP shares.

The world has been witnessing a steady increase in global trade at a compounded annual growth rate of 2.2 per cent since the 1990s, with foreign trade as a share of gross domestic product (GDP) steadily increasing in major trading countries and country groupings.

These two mistakes compounded each other If the negative impact of austerity on economic growth is greater than was originally assumed, and the positive impact of quantitative easing is weaker, then the policy mix favored by practically all European governments has been hugely wrong. There is much greater scope for fiscal stimulus to boost growth, and much smaller scope for monetary stimulus.

This increase is further compounded by the fact that the Appeals Chambers considers ICTY appeals as well.

The poor security situation in western Darfur is compounded by issues that straddle the Sudan Chad border.

This was also compounded by higher unofficial exports of cement to Malawi and the DRC (including smuggling).

And all of these conflicts are compounded by power games and bad or less than democratic governance.

Their predicament has been compounded by economic policies that have prevented the vast majority from improving their livelihoods.

The flooding was compounded by drainage problems resulting from limited pumping capacity and poor maintenance of drainage systems.

The access agreement problem is compounded when island nations lack the resources to regulate and enforce the agreements.

Their predicament has been compounded by economic policies that have prevented the majority of them from improving their livelihoods.

The situation had been further compounded by globalization, which had intensified the inequalities confronting many women and hampered their opportunities.

Their suffering was compounded by excessive and indiscriminate violence and systematic violations of human rights committed by the occupying forces.

O you who believe! Do not feed on usury, compounded over and over, and fear God, so that you may prosper.

O you who believe! Do not feed on usury, compounded over and over, and fear God, so that you may prosper.

Confusion was compounded by the use of the same titles for those functions currently carried out by civilian and military personnel.

False and hostile accusations against humanitarian workers through national media outlets have been compounded by a series of arrests of humanitarian workers.

Here, successive US governments have compounded South Asia s problems by pursuing only their own national interests, at an incalculable cost to the natural, organic growth of the region s countries. Without Russia, China, India, Pakistan, Afghanistan, and Iran acting in concert, no lasting solutions can be found they certainly cannot be imposed unilaterally by the US and NATO.

You shall make it a holy anointing oil, a perfume compounded after the art of the perfumer it shall be a holy anointing oil.

You shall make it a holy anointing oil, a perfume compounded after the art of the perfumer it shall be a holy anointing oil.

The challenge of tourism players from the developed world to the competitiveness of developing countries is compounded by the changes brought about by ICT.

Energy companies are under pressure from lower crude oil prices, an economic situation compounded by the British decision in June to leave the European Union.

(d) On 21 September 1981, political protests, compounded by social troubles, led to the overthrow of the democratic regime by André Kolingba, an army general.

The staffing situation has been compounded by the unpredictability of financial resources, which makes it impossible for the staff to be offered longer term contracts.

In the Kass and Kalma camps in South Darfur, difficulties in the registration process have been compounded by the actions of obstructive local government authorities.

This situation is compounded by a lack of professional expertise in Liberia to replace those who may be removed from office in a new political climate.

The effects of banks hijacking of national payment systems to service only the modern economy are compounded by the exclusive agreements that banks and money transfer companies such as Western Union have signed with most African countries. These agreements lock out non banking entities from the highly lucrative market for migrant remittances from the African diaspora, which remain a key engine of growth.

Programme implementation was, however, being hampered by inadequate funding, a problem which was further compounded by the persistent imbalance between special purpose and other types of contributions.

Energy dependency is compounded by the difficulties that countries face in importing technology and holding on to their human resources, in particular the most qualified among them.

The situation in the region has been compounded by the developments in Iraq and the disastrous threats posed by terrorists, as we have recently witnessed in Jordan.

One could not be oblivious to the situation of African children. In Africa, the other problems that could afflict children were compounded by poverty, malnutrition and AIDS.

This is compounded by lack of coordination in many countries between the national statistical office and the statistical units associated with various ministries (for example, health and education).

These problems are compounded by a major reorganization which the Mission is in the process of implementing under the support component in the administrative offices of the Mission.

The gross irregularities in the negotiating process  which included the imposition of terms, secrecy, exclusion and discrimination have now been compounded by the grave omissions in this document.

Some people think this number's a little bit large, but copyright mathematicians who are media lobby experts are merely surprised that it doesn't get compounded for inflation every year.

They also face abuse, compounded by racism, cultural and language barriers, lack of documentation and information on social and legal rights, fear of deportation and a general sense of isolation.

The problems resulting from overcrowded prisons are compounded by limited access to health care facilities and legal counsel for prisoners as well as the erratic supply of water to prisons.

Recent differences over verification, for instance, have compounded the eight year long gridlock in the CD, further deepening its crisis of credibility and relevance as a negotiating body on disarmament.

As already mentioned, in the mid 1990s there were catastrophic food shortages brought about by floods and drought, compounded by power imbalances and an inadequate response from the power structure.