Sentence examples for complicated prospects from inspiring English sources
Mr. Erekat said that Mr. Abbas touched on the situation in Gaza, where Fatah's rival, the Islamic militant group Hamas, holds sway; on attempts for reconciliation between Fatah and Hamas, whose 18-month-old split has further complicated prospects for a Palestinian state; and on the issue of reconstruction after Israel's punishing offensive against Hamas in Gaza.
Nearly half a century of unconditional American support for Israel has resulted in widespread Israeli settlement expansion and complicated prospects for Palestinian emancipation and Middle East peace.
British farmers would need to fight to secure their share of this existing schedule to export into EU and non-EU markets, a fiendishly complicated prospect just in one small agricultural category.
But a dodgy European economy and the change of government in France could severely complicate prospects.
The vote to reject the amendment could complicate prospects for passing the bill this year.
While the coalition agreement promises a return to negotiations with the Palestinians, the new housing minister, from Mr. Bennett's nationalist Jewish Home Party, would be a former chief of the settlers' council, complicating prospects for progress.
Mr. Mugabe declared that he had "every expectation" of striking a power-sharing deal with the opposition, but with this action, his government seemed to be complicating prospects for a settlement.
Weak or not, the report in The New York Times that favipiravir, a Japanese flu drug, had halved mortality in one group of Ebola patients in Guinea was one more piece of good news that is complicating prospects for trials of other Ebola drugs.
Another wild card: How Trump's fierce support of Israel and settlements in the Palestinian West Bank complicate prospects for peace in the Middle East.
There are numerous vaccine initiatives currently in progress globally [ 2], but the number of different subtypes of HIV-1 prevalent in different geographic areas has complicated the prospects for a universal HIV-1 vaccine.
But her parents are illegal immigrants, which has complicated the prospect of a reunion.
