Sentence examples for may complicate its from inspiring English sources
Despite the threat of a Clinton veto, these tax breaks are still attached to the House health-care bill, and may complicate its future when it has to be reconciled with the weaker Senate version.But the sparks began to fly with the second round of the debate, when politicians had to take on the medical profession.
GPS mapping software has been one of the most popular applications for mobile phones, and Nokia's decision to turn it into a giveaway may complicate its own efforts to generate revenue from mobile services -- and to recoup the $8.1 billion it spent buying Navteq, a maker of digital mapping data based in Chicago, in October 2007.
Nokia's decision to turn it into a giveaway may complicate its own efforts to generate revenue from mobile services and to recoup the $8.1 billion it spent in October 2007 to buy NavTeq, a maker of digital mapping data in Chicago.
The compassion the country showed Mr. dela Cruz may complicate its problems at home.
The NRTL equation proposed by Renon and Prausnitz has been discovered to have some properties that may complicate its use.
The limited number of commercially available masks especially in infants and young children may complicate its use and compliance.
Although this may be without consequences for the general classification of a substance as an EDC that disrupts metabolic end points of hormonal regulation, it may complicate clarifying its mechanism of action with the aim to design other chemicals as adequate substitutes without endocrine-disrupting properties.
That amnesty may complicate his prosecution.
Yet the global picture may complicate his own account of inequality in the developed West.
WASHINGTON, May 1 By ordering United States combat troops into Cambodia, the Nixon Administration may have complicated its case against the use of Soviet pilots on combat missions in Egypt, in the judg ment of foreign diplomats and some influential American of ficials.
Indeed the human MAGEB orthologs are mapped to chromosome X, suggesting that in current bovine genome assemblies, the X chromosomal region containing copy variation of this gene is misplaced and that the repetitive character of this locus may have complicated its chromosomal assignment.
