Sentence examples similar to introducing a complication from inspiring English sources

But Trump's statement Saturday threatened to introduce a complication.

But when he got to the airport he discovered that the flight was on United's code-share partner, US Airways, which introduced a complication.

But technology has introduced a complication that Egyptian religious authorities are now debating in the case of the 25-year-old Cairene, an engineer and an observant Muslim: How should Islamic laws that began to take shape in the 6th century apply to 21st-century text messages?

However, the presence of composite breeds introduces a complication and an opportunity.

This introduces a complication when directly comparing the statistics with simulated data, since ALnLH will have lower power than it would otherwise because it ignores information about phase that is available to the other two tests.

This apparent repudiation by Dr. Sun-Yat-Sen of his programme outlined in the Herald of the 16th inst., to which Wu-Ting-Fang agreed, introduces a new complication into an already most complicated situation.

Mr. Snowden's decision to go to Hong Kong introduces a potential complication in Chinese-American relations less than two days after President Obama and President Xi Jinping met in California for a series of wide-ranging discussions.

Now we introduce a second complication.

Permit The Agenda to introduce a few complications.

But this turned out to be another decision they would backtrack on - blaming the complications of introducing a new category so late in the year, when studios hadn't had time to prepare or target their promotional campaigns towards awards season.

Eventually the committee decided that the advantages of divisibility by three and four was outweighed by the complications of introducing a duodecimal system and on 27 October 1790 recommended to the Assemblée that currency, weights and measures should all be based on a decimal system.