Sentence examples for complicate the attempt from inspiring English sources
These considerations complicate the attempt to devise a list of occupational carcinogens.
Those names, in fact, are a reminder that Walcott has always challenged, by complicating, the attempt to dismiss Eurocentric culture and traditional poetic form as just the claptrap and legacy of imperialism.
This complicates the attempt to separate pure presbycusis from "socioacusis".
Unfortunately, the absence of genome sequence and EST information for species that are phylogenetically closer to Paramecium currently complicates the attempt to further trace back the evolutionary origin of the motif (but see below).
Although not able to draw a definitive conclusion, the authors noted that "it is likely that snus use complicates the attempts to quit smoking".
It also would complicate the administration's attempts to build bridges to the Arab world, an effort that is at the heart of some of the disagreements between the United States and Israel.
His interactions with them could complicate the White House's attempts to distance the president from Papadopoulos, who pleaded guilty Oct. 5 to lying to federal agents.
But Warren's status as the emerging leader of the progressive wing of the party could complicate the Obama administration's attempt to rally support from enough Democrats to get the deal completed.
These ongoing heated exchanges, in addition to recently imposed US tariffs on Mexican steel and aluminium imports, have complicated the ongoing attempts by the US, Canada and Mexico to renegotiate the North America Free Trade Agreement (Nafta).
Other critics saw Rabbi Yosef's remarks about Palestinians as an attempt to complicate the peace efforts further.
This seems to be Brink's clumsy attempt to complicate the master-slave relationship and suggest that the fault lines of domination and attraction can shift.
