Sentence examples for larger complications from inspiring English sources

One of the larger complications in this equation is the heavy reliance of the United States on covert partnerships and covert agreements with the Pakistani Army and intelligence service, two institutions that are at once at war with the Taliban and infused with connections to and sympathies with their enemy.

Essentially, one of the largest complications for the end users (process engineers) is to decide which optical dispersion model (Cauchy, Lorentz, Tauc Lorentz, etc).

(#3, woman, age 52) I have in the last two years developed large complications and I have had medical professionals say to me 'well it's your own fault because you're diabetic' which is not what you really want to hear.

I have in the last two years developed large complications and I have had medical professionals say to me 'well it's your own fault because you're diabetic' which is not what you really want to hear.

That rather large complication to the story does not stop Piketty focusing the rest of the book on capital, which he says has also become more unequally distributed since the 1970s, not just in the US but in Europe too.

The largest complication was that Vivendi, the French conglomerate that owned 20percentt of the company, could force G.E. to pursue an initial public offering if they could not come to terms on a deal.

Regional citrate anticoagulation has proved to be a safe alternative even in patients after liver transplantation and can be performed without larger metabolic complications if adequate monitoring is guaranteed [ 90].

It is less clear whether the control of hyperglycemia has a similar effect in controlling large-vessel complications.

Tribble 2 (TRB2) plays important roles in the pathogenesis of T2D large artery complications at early stage and seems to be modulated by miR-98.

A cohort of individuals with 50 or more years of type 1 diabetes, Joslin Medalists, have low rates of small but not large vessel complications.

Madden et al [ 3] reported that 48% of their patients had at least one if not more large airway complications from Ultraflex stent placement, with granulation tissue occurring in 35% of patients.