Sentence examples for complicates some of from inspiring English sources
From a chemical perspective the comparatively simple and lipophilic structure of pirfenidone combined with its administration at high doses, both experimentally and clinically, complicates some of the basic tenants of drug action and drug design.
Berninger's wife, Carin Besser (a former editor at this magazine and, presumably, the subject of "Carin at the Liquor Store"), is credited, with Berninger, as a co-writer of the album's "lyrics and melodies," an arrangement that, admittedly, complicates some of its lovelorn narratives.
In so doing, Shore challenges a range of received metanarratives and complicates some of the most basic concepts of literary study.
The drama of the setting complicates some of Koolhaas' arguments defending his decision to design the headquarters for CCTV, whose programming is eternally pro-government.
The race thing was complicated: some of us were friendly, but others faced off.
By that point, the vessel was already tilted at a 30-degree angle, complicating some of the rescue effort.
Still, other universities said the decision would resolve, not complicate, some of the legal questions they have faced regarding race.
But the situation is complicating some of the administration's initiatives, including its proposal for a big increase in military spending.
There have been a number of high-profile cases in which security contractors — some hired by departments other than the Pentagon — have been accused of killing civilians; questions of jurisdiction complicated some of those cases.
"We accept it for what it is, but it does complicate some of the things we're doing". According to Autodata, incentive spending at G.M. fell 25percentto to $3,114 a vehicle, a drop of $1,067, from last March.
It was completed just before the terrorist attacks in Mumbai, India's commercial capital, last month, and the reaction to those events is likely to complicate some of the central options even before they are handed off to Mr. Obama.
