Sentence examples for to face complications from inspiring English sources

The UN Population Fund estimates that 800,000 women across the three countries will be due to give birth within the next 12 months and 120,000 of those are likely to face complications, such as obstructed labour or infection which could kill them if they do not get specialised medical help.

Because she was trained at the Sheikhupura hospital, she knows whom to contact there to get prompt attention if we face complications".

One outstanding factor here is Cleveland, which has been hit with this wintry mix of ice and snow and also may face complications because it has gone to a new balloting system.

But the resupplying operations face complications because of the extent of the damage in northern Japan, according to Shell's chief executive, Peter Voser.

But the case against them may face complications.

As a result, maternity care costs can escalate and some mothers and newborns can face complications.

His idea is that his device should be installed at all places where motorists face complications ahead.

The medical management of both 'normal' pregnancies and those that face complications raises a variety of complex ethical issues, and these will be our topic.

He also could face complications traveling between the U.S. and Canada for games.

Given the notoriety of the Al Jazeera trial, the fact that he has given up his Egyptian citizenship, and not having a proper official documentation, Fahmy said he felt that he could face complications from the police.

Dienst's report went on, "Federal officials caution that the investigation that began nine months ago is ongoing," and "When the final report is issued, Christie may still face complications from the scandal," making the inaccuracy of Williams' report clear.