Sentence examples for inevitable complication from inspiring English sources

Apart from the inevitable complication -- including Lazuli's having fallen in love with King Ouf's intended -- this offers a measure of protection for Lazuli and causes much anxiety when Lazuli is presumed dead.

New York needs to move quickly on its rebuilding agenda before our needs get caught up in the inevitable complication of Congressional, state legislative and gubernatorial races, not to mention fights over the 2002 reapportionment of legislative seats.

Like Kicking Sand In Their Faces This sounds like a "Beach Party" movie from the 1960's: carefree images of certain young people with gleaming white teeth rocking and rolling on the beach, followed by the inevitable complication involving FRANKIE AVALON and ANNETTE FUNICELLO.

"The inevitable complication of a politically declared but legally undeclared war is the blurring of the distinction between enemy combatants and other nonstate actors," said Harold Hongju Koh, a professor of international law at Yale University and a former State Department official in President Bill Clinton's administration.

The next week presented the inevitable complication, Kenny needed another transfusion.

Furthermore, surgeons sometimes have an inevitable complication of failure as a result of anchor pullout.

And all come with the inevitable complications of heists gone wrong: oversights and double crosses, poor timing and bad luck.

Romney advisers attribute at least some of Mr. Grenell's frustration to the inevitable complications of starting a new job within a large, competitive and rigid organization filled with big egos.

Inevitable complications after total shoulder replacements, mainly due to wear and loosening of glenoid components, have stimulated research on a new glenoid implant design.

However, functional, esthetic issues and donor site morbidity are inevitable complications necessitating local rotation and advancement flap or skin grafting, while primary closure is only possible with a cutaneous flap less than 2 ~ 3 cm.

VEPTR has many advantages over spine-based growing rods in the management of early-onset scoliosis: Food and Drug Administration approval, limited spinal exposure, chest wall expansion capabilities, easier lengthening, and easier management of the inevitable complications, such as infection and anchor fixation loss.