Sentence examples for complication in going from inspiring English sources

Language is often an added complication in going abroad.

When we emphasise that police need to understand the online landscape better or respond more adeptly to abuse cases, we need to acknowledge the additional complications people of colour may face in going to police in the first place.

Any American investor lured by Latin America's promise fears corruption and complication, which go hand in hand.

So there's a little complication in how they're going to be able to do that, which is going to make it a little more difficult for Microsoft's big task, which is to take on Google and build up its ad share to something beyond even what it has combined with Yahoo!

But Woolf told the BBC Radio 4 Today programme: "If you have a further convention – a British convention – there's going to be a complication in the position, because you're going to have two conventions to which the courts are going to have a regard.

"Those are the major complications we're going to be seeing in these communities without clinics," Miller warned.

Steve McClaren's side made this win so easy for Chelsea, although there was one complication after John Terry went off injured in the first half.

Later that day, InsureandGo arranged for Greensmith, suffering from gallstone complications, to go into hospital in Hanoi.

The fund illustrates some of the rewards and complications that go with investing in these buy/writes.

The device is covered in a soft-touch plastic, has a solid build and little in the way of complications to go wrong.

There are way too many practical and legal complications to showing people going through in-treatment rehab.