Sentence examples for sort of complication from inspiring English sources

Julius Krein is one of a number of people whose life has been complicated by the election of Donald Trump, although in his case it is a happy sort of complication.

More than half had some sort of complication, diagnosis or accommodation -- meaning more than half could not "function" in the classroom as it was run.

In contrast, following mastectomy, 10% of patients will have some sort of complication (e.g. infection, fluid accumulation) (The NHS Information Centre).

Mr. Bingaman said that while he was not philosophically opposed to using the expedited procedures, "the rules are pretty arcane, and there are all sort of complications".

The State Supreme Court rebuked arguments by a lawyer for the Coleman campaign that permitting additional ballots would lead to the sort of complications seen in Florida in the 2000 presidential recount.

Panel members said they worried about the paucity of information on how likely a silicone implant was to rupture or what sort of complications could be expected after two years or so.

The qualitative results also supported this finding: most of the key-informants stated that a number of students that they knew had faced some sort of complications after being raped; unwanted pregnancy and abortion were the common ones they remember.

This result is also supported by the qualitative findings that most of the key-informants stated that a number of students that they knew had faced some sort of complications after being raped; unwanted pregnancy and abortion were the common ones.

There are also sorts of complications, including a racial-discrimination lawsuit that left Sterling angry.

But when a tenant is involved there can be all sorts of complications.

And plans to protect health care legislation from Senate filibusters could cause all sorts of complications.