Sentence examples for complicated by war from inspiring English sources

Another couple whose relationship is complicated by war is at the center of Kathryn and Stuart Immonen's MOVING PICTURES (Top Shelf, paper, $14.95).

The new leaders of East and West Pakistan found the early years hard and the difficulties in creating a constitution that could unite the various provinces were complicated by war with India in 1947.

Haley Mayclin, a student at Florida International University in Miami, said her feelings about the anniversary were complicated by the war in Iraq.

The situation was further complicated by the war and the reform of the health care system, resulting in the decline of the physician-to-population ratios [ 7].

"Angola's National Measles campaign is complicated by post-war difficulties of poor access and damaged transportation routes.

Severe economic conditions complicated by the civil war that began in 1981 caused dramatic changes in El Salvador's demographics.

Market-based health care reform during democratic transition in Bosnia and Herzegovina was complicated by the 1992 1995 war, that devastated the country and greater part of its health care infrastructure.

Aid to Cuba is being complicated by outdated cold-war politics.

It is a war complicated by competing interpretations of history, and by conflicting political and economic philosophies.

The strain of the war, complicated by the intrigues and machinations within the royal house, caused a great gulf to develop between the monarchy and educated society and between the tsar and the rest of the population.

But the transitional period has been complicated by a tug-of-war between the military rulers and Egypt's new revolutionary groups, who complained the council did little to dismantle Mubarak's legacy and bring figures of the old regime to account over corruption and other crimes.