Sentence examples for complicated consequences from inspiring English sources

The Greek film Politiki Kouzina, which translates as "Constantinople cooking", briefly united Greeks and Turks around a box of Kleenex and launched a string of soap operas in both countries in which a Greek girl/boy falls in love with a Turkish boy/girl with predictably complicated consequences.

The negative bandgap we calculate under highly tensile strain may cause complicated consequences such as semimetallic [31] or inverted [32] band structure.

Yet the consequences of the NIE report, as beneficial as they were to American policy, had more complicated consequences in Iran where Ahmadinejad used it as evidence of the success of his own politics of confrontation.

There are rather more complicated consequences, than is the case for thermal ignition, for chain-thermal interactions which involve development through the negative temperature-dependent regimes, as occurs in combustion of the alkanes and that of other organic compounds.

"Any decision will have many complicated consequences," Rosling says.

The two women develop a fast bond that becomes a love with complicated consequences.

As we saw with the example of Ed and his wife, we are just as likely to mislabel someone else's emotions as our own, with similarly complicating consequences.

If the causes are complicated, the consequences seem evident to school officials: a large cadre of belligerent students, hostile to authority and with no worry about parental punishment at home.

Even if your ex decides to honor your wishes and, for example, turn the money over to your children, there may be complicated tax consequences if you neglected to change your beneficiary.

Mohamed Morsi's election in 2012 was complicated, a consequence of there being too many moderate candidates and the vote being split among them, which paved the way for Morsi winning 51.7percentt of the vote against Ahmed Shafiq (Mubarak's last prime minister) in a runoff election.

The issues in the health reform bill are complicated, but the consequences of failing to pass it are straightforward.