Sentence examples for complicated resolution from inspiring English sources

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On a recent day Doyle was dictating a complicated resolution to go before the county Board of Supervisors, a document filled with arcane legalese and descriptions of property boundaries.

A network gathering the haplotypes found in this study and those previously published [ 40, 13] is presented in Figure 3. Haplotype MEcs1 was found to exhibit several autapomorphies, which separated it considerably from other haplotypes and complicated the resolution of the network (data not shown).

"Money flow and our desire to keep this away from media scrutiny complicates the resolution of this matter," Bill Collins, a senior Assembly lawyer, wrote in an e-mail.

Even so, the court's order of additional manual recounts in Florida, an action that would further delay and complicate a resolution of the 2000 presidential election, left some of Gov. George W. Bush's aides and advisers in a state of disbelief today.

Bush aides said they were convinced that television viewers' glimpses of the process would lead them to share the Bush campaign's belief, along with its assertions that any extensive manual recount would unnecessarily prolong and complicate a resolution in the presidential race.

Swooping in prematurely will cause defensive posturing from the teacher and complicate the resolution process.

Global sea level rise complicates the resolution of questions that have presented geopolitical difficulties for centuries: who owns the sea, and how much of it do they own?

The galls induced in Solidago stems by Eurosta solidaginis are much larger, which complicates high resolution imaging of the larvae themselves.

that can significantly complicate their resolution (3).

The D. cancer sequence is degenerate (note long branchlength) and therefore may complicate phylogenetic resolution here.