Sentence examples for complicated the ability from inspiring English sources
The Obama administration's escalation of the drones as a means of dealing with terrorist safe havens in Northwest Pakistan complicated the ability of the Pakistani military and intelligence services to keep the program secret.
Advancing technology, inadequate knowledge and inconsistency in palliative care services have complicated the ability to recognise imminent dying and many people access emergency services at the end-of-life.
This possibility significantly complicated the ability of scientists to verify this planet.
This only complicated the ability to service the needs that have been dubbed meaningful use delaying their achievement.
While the ankyrin-B+/− mouse model has been instrumental in demonstrating the role of ankyrin-B for normal vertebrate physiology (Figures 2 5; [35]–[16], [35]), the broad tissue distribution of ankyrin-B (see Figure 5) has greatly complicated the ability to precisely correlate animal phenotypes with specific tissue/cell dysfunction.
Therefore, patients with TBI are considered to be at a high risk for sepsis complications, which complicate the ability to distinguish sepsis from SIRS in a clinical setting by using ordinary clinical signs and symptoms such as WBC, high fever and mal-perspiration.
But the FBI investigation also complicates the ability of the party's most influential cheerleader to come to the rescue.
Both potentially were provocative and could complicate the ability of any new government to establish itself," the February 2006 cable said.
Complicating the ability to explain the social change, experts say, is that it comes against a backdrop of marriage itself being redefined.
It is a relationship that often complicates the ability of the United States to put pressure on Pakistan to alter its tactics.
