Sentence examples for complicate this effort from inspiring English sources
Ms. Seltzer told her editor and her publisher that she wanted to use the pseudonym because it was the name she was known by in the gang world and because she was trying to reconnect with her birth mother and felt that using her real name would complicate this effort.
But a thicket of obstacles, most notably state privacy laws, have thwarted repeated efforts to improve the reporting of such records in the past and are likely to complicate this latest effort, even after the worst mass shooting in United States history at Virginia Tech last month.
This will certainly complicate the effort to separate PM of outdoor origin from PM of indoor origin.
Recent departures from the bank, however, could complicate that effort.
Cancer heterogeneity or insufficient tumor sample size contributed to this and complicated the efforts to distinguish the additional core mutations from the most infrequent background mutations.
And if they do not, this will complicate their efforts to claim that explaining ethical supervenience is a dialectical advantage against cognitivism.
"We need the support of our federal partners to overcome the inertia that continues to complicate state efforts in this area," the letter said.
"This coordination among independent investigators will complicate our efforts to manage this case at a discreet government-to-government level," read a cable sent from the embassy in Madrid in January 2007.
This could also complicate international efforts to deal with Iran on issues such as its nuclear program, Iraq's future or Afghanistan.
