Sentence examples for it is sometimes complicated from inspiring English sources
Mr. Turner said that because some intelligence secrets are shared among multiple agencies, it is sometimes complicated for the inspector general of a single agency to undertake an inquiry.
Further, it is sometimes complicated to decide where to best publish data, since supplementary information and laboratory sites are transient[23], [24] Beyond a time investment, releasing data can induce fear.
In the interviews, GPs reported changes to the NSAID and antiplatelet prescribing were the least complex decision-making of the topics, although all but one GP (who felt NSAIDs had 'no place' in pain control and patients should have no choice in whether to use these drugs) highlighted that it is sometimes complicated by patient's choice.
The Bell-Kochen-Specker family of paradoxes (Bell 1966; Kochen & Specker 1967) are based on a relatively simple idea, although its execution is sometimes complicated: if one chains together a sufficient number of incompatible frameworks it is possible to arrive at a logical contradiction.
This is sometimes complicated by competing gangs vying for the same contraband.
She continued: "I'm very happy that although we are singing in English we have surtitles, because the text is sometimes complicated, like using the word moiety.
That course in the 20th century is sometimes complicated by the refusal of the custodians of the papers of important persons, particularly national political figures, to provide access to all the documents.
The migration of athletes between nations is sometimes complicated by the imposition by professional leagues and associations of quotas that limit the number of foreign players a team can field.
Therefore, the microstructural evolution during intercritical annealing in low-carbon steels is sometimes complicated compared to IF steels.
Laparoscopy-assisted proximal gastrectomy (LAPG) has become prevalent for early gastric cancer in the upper stomach, but standard esophagogastrostomy is sometimes complicated with reflux esophagitis.
Treatment of coronary artery stenosis with percutaneous coronary angioplasty and stenting is sometimes complicated by neointimal hyperplasia, possibly due to interaction of the stent with the arterial wall within a specific contact area.
