Sentence examples for severely complicated from inspiring English sources

PROBLEM: Protein replacement therapies for genetic diseases are often severely complicated by antibody formation, which may also be associated with severe allergic reactions.

But the US move to annul Mr Snowden's passport may have severely complicated his travel plans.

The job would be hard enough in peacetime, and rebel raids behind Russian lines have severely complicated that task.

"And I said, 'You're joking, right?' " Mr. Quinn's expected deportation, Ms. Rich said, has severely complicated their budding relationship.

But when the timetable for a change was suddenly compressed, it was apparent that unwinding Ms. Couric from her CBS deal this year would be severely complicated.

Without a functioning commission, campaign finance experts said, Mr. McCain's ability to collect $85 million in federal money for the general election through the country's public financing system would be severely complicated.

Several factors combined to severely complicate the operation.

Lack of access to European reinsurance would severely complicate shipment of Iranian crude to any customer.

But a dodgy European economy and the change of government in France could severely complicate prospects.

Unlike F.D.R., Mr. Obama's inheritance of foreign policy problems from the present administration will severely complicate his actions.

Legal experts said the suit would severely complicate the prosecution's efforts, if only by giving Mr. Bryant's lawyers another means to challenge the woman's credibility.