Sentence examples for complicated succession from inspiring English sources

Though six times married, he left a minor heir and a dangerously complicated succession problem.

Efforts to secure the succession show high regulatory standards; in Egypt a complicated succession theology linked the new and old king as Osiris and Horus.

According to a catalog essay by Pierre Leroy — who heads an organization dedicated to preserving artistic works and archives — when she died she left a complicated succession that threatened the conservation of her work and of her extensive writings.

But the hacking scandal in London has complicated succession plans, and Mr. Carey, the blunt long-time aide, has filled the vacuum, writes Amy Chozick: "Never in the $60 billion media company's history has an executive other than Mr. Murdoch taken such a major role in running the daily operations".

That combination is unmatchable by anyone in his circle, complicating succession.

A push by Mr. Jiang to hold on to authority could also complicate the succession process, experts say, if it caused other aging leaders to rethink their own retirements.

In addition to removing a brake on the mercurial leader's impulses, the death of North Korea's "great woman," as North Korean propaganda called her, complicates the succession issue in the Communist world's first dynasty.

On the otherhand, occurrences of minor SSW and geomagnetic storms in quick succession complicated clear demarcation of attribution of the respective events to variability of QTDWs amplitudes over upper stratosphere.

Those divisions continue, making succession more complicated.

Making Mr. Immelt's succession more complicated is Mr. Welch's decision to stay until the end of next year.

John Piper saw the large and slightly melancholy garden as the background for a whole succession of complicated love affairs.