Sentence examples for complicated months from inspiring English sources

And I thought, yes, after all these complicated months of naysaying, there had been a revolution here.

"We are going to have a few complicated months, the consequences will be serious," said Ricardo Colombi, the governor of the Corrientes region, after flying over the worst affected areas with national Cabinet Chief Marcos Pena.

"We are going to have a few complicated months, the consequences will be serious," said Ricardo Colombi, the governor of the Corrientes region, after flying over the worst-affected areas with the national cabinet chief, Marcos Peña.

Dissatisfaction with quality of care is associated with increased risk of developing anxiety and depression at 3 months, PTSD related symptoms at 3 months, complicated grief at 12 months.

Dissatisfaction with communication with either doctors or nurses is associated with increased risk of developing anxiety and depression at 3 months, PTSD related symptoms at 3 and 6 months, complicated grief at 6 months.

Perception that pain was not under control and that the patient had difficulties in breathing is associated with increased risk of developing anxiety and depression at 3 months, PTSD related symptoms at 6 and 12 months, complicated grief at 6 months.

Ms. Seigner and Mr. Serrault bring fresh, unforced naturalism to their characters, each of whom grows deeper and more complicated as the months pass.

Making the case for changing economic leadership is widely considered critical to Mr. Kerry's campaign -- and the case has become more complicated in recent months, amid steady employment gains.

The presentation of a Medal of Honor to a living soldier would be an important moment for President Obama, whose relationship with the military has been complicated in recent months by controversy over the administration's Afghan war deliberations in the fall and the recent firing of Gen. Stanley A. McChrystal for remarks that belittled senior Obama administration officials.

But the company insists that it can afford to lose the case, and points out that any winnings would eventually be returned to policy-holders in the form of higher payments.The trial will be long (it is expected to take nine months), complicated (Ernst & Young's opening submission runs to 500 pages, Equitable Life's to 250) and expensive.

Conclusion 55.2% of donor's relatives developed a complicated grief 6 months after the death.