Sentence examples for recent complications from inspiring English sources
The trial is by now three years old and, before the recent complications, was set to enter its final stages.
The recent complications of foreign and internal strife had indeed so weakened the Punic power that the prospect of renewing the war under favourable circumstances seemed remote.
After all, this increased activity in female worship follows hard upon the broadcaster's recent complications with its leading football presenters and certain aspersions cast on the professional abilities of a female linesman.
Bishop McHugh died Sunday afternoon at his church residence after an 18-month fight with cancer of the gall bladder and liver and more recent complications that interfered with his digestion.
The bishop, 68, who headed the Roman Catholic Diocese of Rockville Centre since January, died Sunday afternoon at his church residence there after an 18-month fight with cancer of the gallbladder and liver, and more recent complications that interfered with his digestion.
Recent complications, which have resulted in a stand still over the business model will likely push back the launch of DVB-H services in France until at least next summer.
A more recent complication comes from the alliances General Musharraf has made with Islamist extremist parties to prop up his dictatorial rule.
Elderly patients and patients with an underlying chronic illness, a recent complication, or a higher health care cost in the recent months were at the highest risk of hospitalization and complications after a diagnosis of influenza/ILI.
The association between log SIF and the most recent complication status was modeled using logistic regression adjusting for variables that have been previously shown to be related to SIF and were statistically significant (37).
But, in recent years, complications have arisen.
Current accepted indications for IVC filter use include contraindications to anticoagulation (active bleeding or recent hemorrhage), complications of anticoagulation, or thromboembolism (pulmonary embolism or recurrent/propagation of deep venous thrombosis) despite adequate anticoagulation.
