Sentence examples for further complicates the task from inspiring English sources

Oswalt's no-trade clause further complicates the task.

In "Still" (1999), the hands of the seated man are carefully drawn around a pesky knot while a protruding nail nearby further complicates the task.

A contaminated seed supply further complicates the task of keeping some fields GM-free, says Mellon.

A lack of available data for statistical evaluation of the ranking capability further complicates the task.

The dynamic and uncertain nature of the solar industry, combined with the constraints imposed by broader economic, political and social conditions further complicates the task of policy making.

Additionally, a lack of version control and automated provenance tracking of the annotation sources further complicates the task of accuracy and reproducibility.

Additional flourishes such as the use of mica, precious metals, and embossing further complicated the task.

When baseball began awarding home-field advantage in the World Series to the winning league in the All-Star Game, it further complicated the task.

And these deep and painful cuts further complicate the task of the British Film Commission (a division of Film London) "to promote the UK as the best place to produce feature films".

Further complicating the task, the family did not want to spend more than 40,000 euros (around $51,000 at $1.27 to the euro) a limited budget in the Netherlands, to update the entire ground floor and construct the addition.

But just as Mr. Bush's senior advisers are divided over the right mix of inducements and penalties, the governments of both South Korea and Japan are increasingly viewing the North Korean problem through their own domestic political prisms, further complicating the task of drafting a unified strategy.