Sentence examples for complicated moreover from inspiring English sources

The Esfandiari household's relation to the Mossadegh uprising was complicated, moreover, because "the family was divided.... Mossadegh, the aristocrat who had emerged as a defender of the masses, was a close relative".

Today we live in a world so complicated and, moreover, organised so differently according to the cultures we belong to, that encountering each other as humans has become almost impossible.

Moreover, complicated analyses often require iterative testing and refinement.

Moreover, complicated interactions could occur between genes that may affect autoimmune disease susceptibility [ 11].

The condition is moreover complicated by changes in gut mobility, insulin resistance, and hypercatabolic state due to inflammatory mediators and neuroendocrine derangement [ 83].

Moreover, complicating straightforward linear connectivity analyses of the latter types is the knowledge that the output of behaviorally relevant circuitry can be changed by modulatory neurons [7], [8].

Moreover, this is complicated by the fact that not a single black person in book publishing has the authority to write the check that buys the book.

Moreover, there are complicated longitudinal variations of B0 with patterns varying with seasons.

Moreover, this is complicated by the absence of neurologists or headache specialists in most parts of Africa including Ethiopia.   5.

Moreover, the overly complicated nature of the H-function approach strongly suggests that its extension to anisotropic scattering and general sources is not at all practical.

Moreover, analyses are complicated by the fact that data are not stored in a centralised location and by the sheer amount of data to be stored and processed, at great financial cost.