Sentence examples for real complication from inspiring English sources

It was a real struggle for her, a real complication in her life, something she really resented, something she didn't know how to deal with".

"We're finding, as the project grows in scale, the real complication is starting to come from combining your own sensors with others.

The real complication, he said, is coming up with "strong public alternatives" to make the case against Democratic policies, without appearing to be obstreperous or angry, or feeding the Democrats' attempt to paint Republicans as "the party of 'no.' " "They have to avoid being stigmatized as a bad bunch of people," he said of the Republicans.

Puncture of these vessels cannot be a real complication of pericardiocentesis (parasternal approach) if they are properly recognized with ultrasound.

U.S. export controls have been "a real complication for cooperative space activities," says Jorge Vago, project scientist for the European Space Agency's (ESA's) ExoMars program.

The radiologist is often faced with altered anatomic findings that hamper the ability to differentiate between an expected postoperative finding and a real complication.

"It is also not stopping and it has real complications for what we are trying to do.

"We discovered during the gulf war there are real complications in having the anchor in one remote location when there are so many developments in so many places," said Jeffrey Schneider, a spokesman.

Because it is not very complex – that is it does not have any real complications like a stopwatch – it is very pricey.

Imaging findings following major pancreatic resections can be broadly divided into "normal postoperative alterations" and real complications.

It's all much too much, especially since a whirlwind romance has its own real complications without all the artificial roadblocks placed in the way of Little Harry and Sherri.