Compound used in a sentence

Compound in a sentence as a noun

What about compound files, with data chopped out of them?

Our culture / society / economy doesn't need to compound their reward of being first with a 20 year exclusive.

* Lead was strengthened over time until it was isolated that bin Laden was in a compound in Pakistan.

Compound in a sentence as a verb

One thing I just discovered is that the tires, 21" super-soft compound high-performance Michelins, only last 20,000 miles and cost $2900 to replace.

I'm going to try to raise money to bring an IP-unrestricted anticancer compound up to the point of FDA clinical trials.

The faster you get things done, and the more thorough and error-free they are, the more ideas you can execute on, which means you will learn faster in the future too. Over the long term, programming skill is like compound interest.

Compound in a sentence as an adjective

The article reports, "Turner said a 'magic pill' that reverses ageing is several years away, partially due to the cost of the compound, which would be about $50,000 a day for a human.

Eliminating corporate taxes isn't exactly what you want: It would turn corporations into tax shelters, allowing investments to compound at a faster rate.