Sentence examples for caused complications for from inspiring English sources
However, his presence in the race has also caused complications for the Labour officials running the contest, who have had to weed out a small minority of supporters from other parties paying £3 to join up and vote for him.
Controversial and misinterpreted lyrics have caused complications for the band.
The same money issues in Tim Tebow's contract caused complications for Jacksonville trying to complete trade.
This, combined with her role as a bookkeeper who later had difficulty finding receipts for family trips on Keating's jet, caused complications for her husband during the Keating Five scandal, when he was being examined for his role regarding oversight of Keating's bank.
Judge Shuster said that to halt printing now could cause complications for the thousands of voters who vote by mail, particularly those in the military.
A few days ago, when Harry Reid, the Senate majority leader, tried to appoint members of a conference committee, Republicans refused to allow it, saying it would cause "complications for the House".
"Well, after winning an election, celebrities always like to say, 'I'm going to the inauguration.' " But bragging rights among the Hollywood set can cause complications for the Obama team, which is trying to make this inauguration as "open and accessible" as possible and is painfully aware of its image in tough economic times.
Shales can cause complications for the petrophysicist because they are generally conductive and may therefore mask the high-resistance characteristic of hydrocarbons (Toby 2005).
The IRS is causing complications for me and for a lot of other artists who hire assistants".
Both the gauge and the elimination of the Maroon Creek crossing, which was causing complications for the Midland, saved considerable time, and the Rio Grande managed to bring the first train to Aspen in October 1887.
However, research shows that subatmospheric pressures in the trachea and decreases in lung volume are measured during ETS when unfavourable parameters are chosen, causing complications (for example, atelectasis) [ 1, 2].
