Sentence examples for did complicate from inspiring English sources

You don't say no when America is screaming for you to come over, but that really did complicate our lives.

The American investigators said that while contamination did complicate the interpretation of the data, they were still confident in the finding that there is little or no benefit to P.S.A. screening.

The fellowship did complicate my research funding.

"It did complicate things a little, but we managed to have a good look at a few scenarios and we feel very comfortable with the back up that we've got to Ignacio," Baxter said.

The diversity of the patient cohort did complicate the analyses; there were substantial differences among subgroups with regard to primary treatment (surgery, RT), tumor size, degree of lymph node involvement, and patients were following different treatment protocols employed at different times.

Obesity, non-insulin dependent diabetes and uncomplicated hypertension remained together in a cluster and so did complicated hypertension and lipid disorder.

"It certainly does complicate the restoration".

But it does complicate the authors' task.

Part of the reason is because of clothing – it does complicate the situation," he said.

That's not a bad thing, but it does complicate any critical assessment of their performance.

It's true, this does complicate the picture – 35% of the budget was stumped up by the Ministry of Culture.