Sentence examples for growing complication from inspiring English sources

Kline's work makes tangible the growing complication of the spaces we inhabit, and the easy misappropriation of our words.

But compromising with the superpower involves a balancing act at home.Chinese diplomats say privately that pressure from nationalist sentiment among Chinese citizens has become a growing complication in their dealings with the West.

But like many hereabouts, he also sees them as a symptom of the growing complication of life on the lake, with its expanding population and spreading habitation, as new homes, some contemporary, most copies of traditional chalets, climb the hills from the shoreline.

The clash that followed was one of the strongest indications yet of the growing complications of the peacekeeping mission.

Given the growing complications of simply evaluating an airplane bill, nearly three-quarters of more than 300 companies informally surveyed by the Association of Corporate Travel Executives recently said that collecting and managing spending data was their top challenge in business travel.

However, as this immune compromised population grows, complications of such therapies have become a major source of morbidity and mortality.

The moral universe of "Star Wars" was and remains, despite the growing political complications of the last two episodes, reassuringly simple because it is fundamentally allegorical.

A novel should grow its complications from a stout central stem, and the stem here was manifold from the start.

That decision turned out to be a potent catalyst for situations that grow in complications before our eyes.

This week's story, "Atria," is about Hazel, a teen-ager eager to leave adolescence behind who has decided to say "yes" to growing, and the complications that ensue.

_ _This week's story, "Atria," is about Hazel, a teen-ager eager to leave adolescence behind who has decided to say "yes" to growing, and the complications that ensue.