Sentence examples for has created complications from inspiring English sources

Part of this has to do with the costume, which has created complications for every actor who wears it.

"Elevators of this kind are not in existence nor reproduced, which has created complications," a spokeswoman told the Boston Globe.

The behind-the-scenes deal-making in Baghdad, though, has created complications that continue to make the Americans and many Iraqis uneasy.

The move has created complications for Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton as she steps up her own preparations and is posing a threat to lesser-known Democrats trying to position themselves as alternatives to Mrs. Clinton, Democrats said Sunday.

The expanding map has created complications for the campaigns as they seek to allocate resources and candidates' time while devising appeals that work in different regions of the country.

His devotion has created complications this week, as Mr. Springsteen arrives at Giants Stadium on Wednesday for the first of five shows and Mr. Christie is locked in a close campaign for governor with the Democratic incumbent, Jon S. Corzine.

The decisions by Dr. Dean and Mr. Kerry have created complications for Representative Richard A. Gephardt of Missouri.

"Our Chinese brothers and sisters," explains the Dalai Lama, "have created complications".

Holding the elections any earlier would have "created complications," an anonymous I.O.A. source told Agence France-Presse, without elaborating.

And the government recently agreed to pull back from adopting European side-impact safety standards that would have created complications for American companies that send cars here.

For his sister, Shane, the blackout has created romantic complications.