Sentence examples for formidable complication from inspiring English sources
Sources ReprintsThat is obviously a formidable complication, which gives a lot of power to anyone who can claim some special authority to "properly understand".
The most formidable complication was CSF leakage which often resulted in infections of the central nervous system.
There are, of course, formidable complications (legal, practical, and political) in exercising Congress's inherent power of contempt.
That challenge of innovation is particularly formidable in the complication category, celebrating the highest marvels of design and technical ingenuity.
Effective targeting drug delivery for cancer therapy still remains a formidable challenge due to the complication and heterogeneity of malignant tumors.
In 2000, Hillary Clinton's most formidable rival, Mayor Rudolph Giuliani, was sidelined by several complications, including a spectacular affair that led to a noisy divorce and a scarcely less noisy remarriage.
Although it is possible to expand the definition to take into account the breeding partners an animal might have in certain circumstances, the philosophical complications entailed by this departure are formidable.
Sally Schilthuis Johnson Whipple, who died June 16 of complications of Alzheimer's, was the first of three formidable daughters of the late Willem and Sally Schilthuis.
Because herniorrhaphy failure and complication rates appear proportional to the number of previous repairs, multiply recurrent hernias (MRH) represent a formidable challenge.
37, 38 Given the physical disability inherent in muscle disease and the multisystemic medical complications that can be associated with muscular dystrophies, the medical requirements in this patient population are formidable.
