Sentence examples for adding to the complication from inspiring English sources

Adding to the complication of long-distance communication, Ms. Walker sometimes must refrain from speaking to rest her vocal cords between performances.

Adding to the complication, disturbances on the electrical grid develop on a time scale measured in cycles, each cycle being one-sixtieth of a second, the frequency of the alternating current.

Adding to the complication is that some groups in the Free Syrian Army have similar ideologies, follow the strict Salafist interpretation of Islam, and count among them fighters who joined the insurgency in Iraq — though they are not known to share the Nusra Front's direct organizational connections to Al Qaeda in Iraq.

Adding to the complication, Abdel Rahim's oldest son is married, and his wife is due to give birth around the time of Eid.

It might be argued that our role in the groups was adding to the complications of a difficult topic.

"In some ways it adds to the complication.

This, in turn, adds to the complication of corroborating their identity outside Afghanistan.

Turner said the global reach of banks such as Royal Bank of Scotland had added to the complication of a taxpayer rescue, making it more costly.

(An essay in the catalog mentioning the French theorist Jacques Lacan's ideas about identity only adds to the complication of reading pre-Columbian art through a European postmodern lens).

Add to the complication that parallel algorithms nowadays are typically developed over a shared-nothing architecture [58].

To add to the complication, metaphors that are used in similar manners over time tend to become 'dead' metaphors literally ambiguities that took a causal path through metaphor.