Sentence examples for raise complications from inspiring English sources
The involvement of the French government might also raise complications.
Carries as baggage: Ms. Jarrett specializes in smoothing feathers, not ruffling them, but her link to Habitat could raise complications.
These terms raise complications not present for singular terms.
The existence of different contents, genders, speakers, and speaking styles raise complications because these properties have direct affect on the features such as pitch, and energy contours [2].
Customers are committed to a long-term contract, raising complications if they sell the house or want to get out of the deal.
This raises complications best considered later on, in sections 2 and 4. (They are briefly discussed at Thompson 2008, pp. 102 3).
As late as 1600 with the Tudor succession in doubt, older Plantagenet lines remained as possible claimants to a disputed throne, with religious and dynastic factors raising complications.
The thing that makes it more challenging than with healthcare is that a significant part of the media's role in maintaining a democratic society is to be critical of the government, and so having the government be the supporter of media raises complications... Kall: Absolutely.
14. (C) MFA contacts said that the distance to the targets and the presence of U.S. forces in Iraq and the Gulf raise additional complications.
But such a response would raise political complications for President Obama because marijuana legalization is popular among liberal Democrats who just turned out to re-elect him.
