Sentence examples for terrible complications from inspiring English sources

The biggest surprise in the major categories is the well-deserved nomination of Demián Bichir for Best Actor for his role in Chris Weitz's "A Better Life"; the movie — a passionate, meticulously realistic drama about a Los Angeles gardener and undocumented immigrant whose efforts to improve his and his son's life bring terrible complications — had a sparse release and meager box-office results.

Yes, she survived to 29 because a wealthy Ugandan helped her get supplies and insulin, but there was never enough to prevent terrible complications.

But because the kids don't have enough supplies, their blood sugars are often in the high 200s and 300s, and they get terrible complications early in life.

"She ended up having like a terrible, terrible complication and dying actually in the end from it… looking back at it and when everyone analyzes, there's nothing that I could have done to predict or could have done differently to affect any of the outcomes".

For many women who developed and survived severe complications of childbirth, childbirth was a difficult period described as 'trauma', 'degrading'terribleble', and 'a period of suffering.' Their description of the experience depicted anguish and grief.

Like most of us in thick in the world of raising children, I've had women close to me experience the horrible ordeal of intended pregnancy slamming up against terrible medical complications.

There arose a terrible and unforeseen complication on our trip: One of the neighbors we were traveling with also had a head cold.

What I'm not tempted by is the long career, wrestling with terrible secrets, mind-bending complications and soul-crushing compromises, while not being able to get credit when it went well, sympathy when it went horribly or a huge pile of money if I happened to be good at it.

The climactic complication was a terrible uprising of the peasants (the Jacquerie), which broke out in Picardy in May 1358 and which antagonized Marcel's noble supporters, notably Charles the Bad, who helped to quell the disturbances.

Having watched my father die a terrible death from emphysema and its resulting complications, I can only sympathize with Mr. Eszterhas and his throat cancer.

However, when the aged are complicated by poor condition, it would be difficult to tide over the terrible trauma such as greater loss of blood, longer operation time, and complications related to the anterior approach [ 4, 6, 19].