Sentence examples for complicate the effort from inspiring English sources

Changes in the Congressional leadership could complicate the effort.

Some called the Republican move unneeded and likely to further complicate the effort to determine a winner in Florida.

The evidence could also complicate the effort by Mr. Loughner's lawyer, Judy Clarke, to persuade the Justice Department not to pursue the death penalty, Mr. Butler said.

Dozens of actors, exercising different kinds of power, vastly complicate the effort to find a better balance of influence and responsibility.

Mr. Brahimi, who recently completed a mission to Iraq to help shape an interim administration, acknowledged that the continuing mayhem in Iraq would complicate the effort to establish political stability.

No one knows yet whether just a small number or many hundreds have mixed harvested StarLink corn with the rest of their crop in storage bins or have shipped it to grain elevators, which could vastly complicate the effort to isolate the crop.

Even so, the findings, along with the earlier reports about Apple, could complicate the efforts to reform the federal tax code's treatment of companies.

It is also likely to complicate the efforts of Democrats who want to cut the Pentagon's proposed $8.3 billion missile defense budget for 2002.

He and his advisers discussed making a weekend trip to the region, but they concluded that visiting the area before the storm would complicate the efforts of the authorities there.

The violence, which health officials said brought the Palestinian death toll to more than 130, may complicate the efforts of the Hamas government to persuade people, especially rival factions, to abide by a cease-fire.

Later, some began to recognize the skills gaps that are growing in the labor force that complicate the efforts to "get Americans back to work".