Sentence examples for complicate relationships between from inspiring English sources
The deaths could complicate relationships between the government and some NATO countries with military forces that hand captured militants over to the Afghan government, raising the question of whether countries that do not use the death penalty might stop surrendering prisoners.
In 2004, when the N.L.R.B. ruled that Brown students couldn't unionize, the board suggested that doing so might complicate relationships between professors and students and even impinge upon the academic freedom of faculty members and administrators by limiting their decision-making power.
"Leaving the EU would complicate relationships between Welsh businesses and their European customers and may discourage businesses from pursing export possibilities altogether.
It will make both the voters and brass nervous and complicate relationships between stakeholders.
Different mutation rates among nuclear and mitochondrial genes, the amounts of ancestral polymorphism in various genes, and differing intensities of selection on independent characters can greatly complicate relationships between gene and organismic trees.
In addition, 50% of target genes for molecular function were attributed to binding and 39% were attributed to catalytic activity, indicating that those targets may be involved in many metabolic processes and that there may be complicated relationships between those targets and different phenotypes.
