Sentence examples for complications because of from inspiring English sources

But his situation is fraught with complications because of the $17.5 million option for 2012 that vests if he finishes 23 more games.

But the resupplying operations face complications because of the extent of the damage in northern Japan, according to Shell's chief executive, Peter Voser.

Along with the increase in sexual activity at senior residences, nursing homes and assisted living facilities, there are increased complications because of lack of knowledge, said Becky Bigio, another of the educators.

Instead, experts are coming to believe that the immune system and organs of long-term survivors took an irreversible beating before the advent of lifesaving drugs and that those very drugs then produced additional complications because of their toxicity — a one-two punch.

(The latter two procedures have been associated with the deaths of two 18-year-olds: Amy Fledderman of Pennsylvania, who died in 2001 of fat embolism syndrome after undergoing liposuction, and Stephanie Kuleba of Florida, who died last spring from complications because of anesthesia used during a breast augmentation and inverted nipple surgery).

CS patients often have diabetic complications because of steroid use.

Patients "suffering complications" because of delays in treating kidney stones.

Endoscopic treatment leads to severe bleeding complications because of the rupture of these vascular channels.

The tissues used for reconstruction may lead to complications because of their inherently different functional parameters.

The large retroperitoneal tumor resection might induce involving complications because of the size and the location.

Special emphasis in this context is put to a treatment of the geometric axis implying severe complications because of the presence of coordinate singularities and associated grid degeneracy.