Sentence examples similar to partially complicated from inspiring English sources

The schism with the John Birch Society was complicated: partially Buckley had to reject them because he wanted to be an arbiter or respectable conservatism and their conspiracy mongering (Eisenhower was a communist) was too whacky even for an erstwhile McCarthyite to condone.

Its use of cases differed from the modern language; although Old Czech did not yet have a vocative case or an animacy distinction, declension for its six cases and three genders rapidly became complicated (partially to differentiate homophones) and its declension patterns resembled those of Lithuanian (its Balto-Slavic cousin).

35 36 Previous studies partially confirmed the complicated and bidirectional relationship between NAFLD and MetS in single-directed longitudinal cohorts, by focusing on the temporal sequence of NAFLD to MetS or MetS to NAFLDs separately.

However, the scenarios become complicated for partially wrapped metal foam heat exchangers.

Tuomas Huumo and Jari Sivonen present the case of the Finnish deictic verbs tulla ("come") and mennä ("go"), and their complicated, only partially metaphorically motivated, historical extension to abstract senses.

Since the compositions of vinegar are complicated and partially known, screening bioactive compounds from extracts is a serious challenge.

Ascribing specific functions to p53 and other family members (p63 and p73) is further complicated by partially overlapping functions between proteins.

Furthermore, multiple providers offering the same type of support were judged to be confusing, and carers criticised the unnecessary loss of time entailed by navigating complicated and partially overlapping services [ 9].

Assessing the results for partially classified kinases is more complicated.

Thus, the effects of media on an outbreak of influenza with a partially effective vaccine may be complicated.

Furthermore, it is recognised that difficult airway management becomes considerably more complicated in a partially anaesthetised patient as suxamethonium paralysis wears off.