Sentence examples for complicates his ability from inspiring English sources

For Mr. Zuma, who made jobs the cornerstone of his campaign, the recent surge in unemployment to 23.5percentt not only complicates his ability to fulfill his promises, but also aggravates a problem that has long bedeviled the governing African National Congress: extreme levels of joblessness that have persisted even when South Africa, the region's richest nation, was growing robustly.

Particularly compelling are scenes between John Proctor and his wife, Elizabeth, and between Proctor and Abigail Williams, the teenage girl who accuses Elizabeth of witchcraft (and whose affair with Proctor complicates his ability to clear Elizabeth and himself).

He might feel angered or ashamed, and those feelings might complicate his ability to report the crime.

These factors could be complicating his ability to come back from the injury as quickly as he had hoped.

Trump's dark nationalism will also complicate his ability to deliver the greater security and prosperity that he has promised Americans.

It also could complicate his ability to fill jobs at the Pentagon and manage an extensive bureaucracy that often seeks to wait out or slow-roll political appointees.

Enforcement: Romney has pretty much endorsed a kitchen sink approach to enforcement, but budget realities may complicate his ability to make major additional investments.

Mr. Bush appeared to be intervening in the discussion to minimize any perception of disarray within his administration that could limit his options or complicate his ability to galvanize support for his course in Iraq.

Several Democrats, including some who have advised Mr. Obama, said privately that he had only himself to blame for delivering such an uncompromising message as a candidate without recognizing how it would complicate his ability to assemble an administration.

The limits on Kushner's intelligence access could complicate his ability to manage a portfolio that includes meeting with foreign leaders on Trump's behalf and crafting a Middle East peace plan.

Even if Trump does win Florida, denying him a win in delegate-rich Ohio could complicate his ability to win a majority of the delegates outright, perhaps helping force a contested convention.