Sentence examples for problem complicating from inspiring English sources

The presence of the noted alternatives is a serious problem complicating interpretation of events in the geological history.

One problem complicating Portugal's situation is that any bailout request would have to be approved by parliament and the majority is opposed to asking for help.

The development of multiresistant bacteria (MRB) nosocomial infections has raised a major problem complicating the care of combat casualties [ 1].

Despite advanced technology and new insulin analogs, the fear of hypoglycemia is still a major problem complicating the management of diabetes (4, 5).

Erroneous assignments of the last two kinds, those caused by the presence of multiple subunits and those caused by experimental errors, are a common problem complicating any search for NISE; the only remedy seems to be a careful case by case analysis (see below).

This injury usually heals on its own, but you should see a doctor just in case there's another problem complicating the injury.

It was a problem complicated by the food critic's top rule: no repetition.

Freedom of the seas had become a vital issue and a difficult problem, complicated especially by the export of Norwegian timber to Great Britain.

Solving the present magneto elastic stress problem, dislocation and rotation terms appear, which makes the present problem complicate.

Gaza is an enormously difficult problem, complicated by the kidnapping and detention of Staff Sgt. Gilad Shalit (and the unconscionable refusal of Hamas to allow him Red Cross visits).

However, measurement noise and/or unknown signal energy will make this problem complicated by allowing random realizations of -tuples generated by  nodes for any given source location.