Sentence examples for complicating the ability from inspiring English sources

Complicating the ability to explain the social change, experts say, is that it comes against a backdrop of marriage itself being redefined.

At his confirmation hearing before the Senate Judiciary Committee on Tuesday, Mr. Comey said that the government's statute on the issue at the time was vague, complicating the ability of government lawyers to determine its legality.

On relations between different teams at the BBC: "There was an atmosphere between different teams that was complicating the ability to get to the bottom of things".

However, the interval between sample collection and analysis can influence the microbial community structure (Rochelle et al.1994; van der Kraan et al.2010) leading to erroneous results and complicating the ability to correctly assess fouling severity.

However, classifications and definitions to describe prescription drug MAREs differ depending on the purpose of the classification system, may apply to single events or ongoing patterns of inappropriate use, and are not standardized or systematically employed, thereby complicating the ability to assess MARE occurrence adequately.

These studies have given important insights into expression profiles of Salmonella grown in conditions thought to induce the PhoP regulon as well as other regulatory cascades activated in vivo; however, these studies did not include strains mutant in PhoP, complicating the ability to associate results with the PhoP regulon specifically.

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.

It is a relationship that often complicates the ability of the United States to put pressure on Pakistan to alter its tactics.

Political factors also threaten to complicate the ability of NATO leaders to achieve agreement at the summit on several key security issues, especially missile defense.