Sentence examples for complicated attempts from inspiring English sources

However, military rule often involves complicated attempts to secure some measure of consent from the governed.

There have been a number of increasingly complicated attempts to illustrate the web of relationships in the Middle East.

The start of the 21st century has brought even more complicated attempts to describe how hot or cold it is, by academic researchers, government agencies and private companies.

Prior to that achievement, the ability of HIV RNA to fold into highly intricate structures had complicated attempts to elucidate the genomic sequence, and scientists could sequence only small segments of the genome.

Severing direct trade decimated its weaponry during the 1980-88 withwIraqIraq, denied Iranian airliners the opportunity to buy new aircraft for decades, helped weaken the Iranian currency, and drastically complicated attempts to modernise the country.

The new site resolves nagging problems with incompatible catalogs and different content formats that have complicated attempts at coordinated use of the BLC's nearly 2,000 hours of audio recordings and 8,000 audio clips in about 90 languages dating back to1949, and the Survey's 60,000 scanned images of manuscripts, notes and lexical "file slips" that can be used to compile a dictionary.

The script, which I've looked at but not read, will either come off as a clever reworking of the original high concept or prove to be an overly complicated attempt to wring water from a stone.

For offenders, too, the heightened emotional stakes may complicate attempts to get at the truth.

The tar sands could complicate attempts by the Canadian government and the Obama Administration to move forward on climate change.

The divisions in the party could complicate attempts by Mr. Lhota and Mr. Catsimatidis to rally Republican voters.

The nonlinearity complicates attempts to construct efficient and accurate numerical approximations of the underlying systems of equations.