Sentence examples for money complications from inspiring English sources

But as soon as it began to extend onto city streets and to seek public money, complications began.

The frequency for other mentioned reasons for delay in making decision to seek care was found to be similar in both groups, such as lack of money, complications arose at midnight, and traditional belief or conservativeness.

But we're always very conscious of, 'Are we getting value for our money?' " One complication of estimating the cost of Detroit's crisis is that the tally includes not only court proceedings, but also broader, lengthier efforts to reshape the city's finances and operations.

"Kingpin" shares its sun-bleached opening shot with the movie "Traffic," but, while "Traffic" depicted the full extent of the drug trade and its trickle-down damage to users, "Kingpin" has, so far, confined itself to the cross-border trade — that dangerous but tempting river of drugs and money — and the complications of competition.

Things as implicit in western culture as rubbish and money take on new complications and perspectives.

The authors said in an interview that they were not suggesting that hospitals were trying to make money by deliberately causing complications or refusing to address the problem.

There are technical complications: new money from the rescue funds might count as senior debt, potentially leaving other creditors worse off.

At the same time, the extraordinary care the family receives, which is financed by Medicare and Medicaid, saves money by preventing medical complications and keeping the Odoms out of the hospital.

Cost-effectiveness evaluations have a great social value as health promotion and prevention have an economic cost, but they can also increase healthy life expectancy and save money because diseases and complications can be avoided.

But for Mr. Hollande, the complications are about money.

They make things happen, just like money does, but without the complications that financial obligation can bring.