Sentence examples for undue complications from inspiring English sources

Marcellus Wiley, a San Diego Chargers veteran, advocates "keeping a stable" of women to avoid undue complications.

I've been away for a few days – something about a baby turning up, without undue complications but, it must be said, slightly tardily – and while I've been gone Steve Busfield has been here and here and here, charting events at Flushing Meadow in his own inimitable style.

This enables early-stage flexure system design via "paper and pencil sketches" without undue complications that arise when one focuses upon detailed mathematical treatments that are better-suited for optimization rather than visualization and synthesis.

During admission, her biochemical disturbances normalised after appropriate treatment, without undue complications.

There again, undue complication isn't really Mosley's style either.

But if this causes you undue complication and grief and you perhaps understandably become pissed and discouraged with me, well, I'm the poorer for it, and my life will not be the same again.

The non-linear terms are treated in a straightforward manner and the spatial derivatives can be represented with greater accuracy to high order without undue complication.

The present paper shows that linear programming techniques can represent an electrical power system from a high-level without undue complication brought on by moving to mixed integer or nonlinear programming.

Surgical procedures were considered not qualified for day surgery if they met at least one of the following conditions: undue risk of immediate complications (e.g. excessive blood loss) requiring hospitalization, slow physiological recovery and late ambulation, pain treatment not manageable without hospital infrastructure.

The truth is the "delicious" cuts Cameron lauds were determined by a political fix constructed in undue haste and free of "complications" posed by consultation, public debate or strategic thinking.

The results of our analysis would support the assertion that the elective transport of critically ill patients to the OT for ST may pose undue and increased risk of complications and death.