Sentence examples for complications of moving from inspiring English sources

But with the retraction in airline schedules since Sept. 11 and the added complications of moving through security, the airports are likely to feel almost as crowded as they ever have.

Another complication of moving downtown these days is unloading your suburban family homestead.

Is it possible that the simple act of moving abroad, without these other complications, could make a brain go haywire, too?

Many times the prospect of moving appeared on the horizon only to dim by some unexpected complication.

A meeting to decide the matter takes place next week, but the complications of each move are more intricate than an NFL playbook.

My rates of complications moved steadily lower and lower.

Each of these four "love" and "non-love" elements conceals some complication, something moving at cross-purposes to it.

For Lewinsky the person — who I've long imagined opening a bottle of wine with, and curling up on a couch to talk about regrettable sex, ill-advised haircuts and the complications of the human heart — I'm moved and assured by this new stage in her process.  .

Following a recently presented and somewhat broader categorization of information, it appears to cause the most complication when information moves from the unrecognised to the recognised.

The installation pretty much has helped NSA move beyond the complications of going through IT. "Self-provisioning is good because most people at the NSA are introverts," he said.

Adhesion of freely moving tissues and organs due to surgical injury and trauma can be a serious postoperative complication.