Sentence examples for unfortunate complication from inspiring English sources

Time differences and the impact of Brazilian summer temperatures on kick-off times have, however, worked out well for the BBC and ITV – with just one unfortunate complication.

Although the discrepancy between the results obtained in experiments that were designed to examine chimps' social preferences may seem like an unfortunate complication, it provides with an important opportunity.

Three patients in the fidaxomicin arm developed megacolon, an unfortunate complication of CDI.

Musgrove Park said: "Due to the ongoing nature of our investigations it would be inappropriate for us to comment on the sequence of events surrounding the unfortunate complications experienced by our patients receiving cataract surgery with Vanguard Healthcare in their mobile theatre onsite at Musgrove Park hospital.

Cervical carcinomas are unfortunate complications of longstanding infections with high-risk types of human papillomavirus (hrHPV) (Walboomers et al, 1999).

In 1947, the commissioner of health of NYC reminded his peers, "Whenever a large-scale vaccination program is undertaken, there is always the possibility that there may be some unfortunate complications….

Aside from the emotional fallout from his death, there were also unfortunate legal complications.

That's unfortunate, considering its numerous complications including kidney failure, amputation, stroke, and dementia.

Complications are an unfortunate consequence of surgery and may influence recovery rates, quality of life and healthcare costs [3].

And there are even greater complications, such as the unfortunate fact that the X-Men are currently doing their angsty, apocalyptic big screen thing in the 1980s, while the somewhat cheerier Avengers are firmly pitched in the present day.

This is unfortunate, as the thoughtful approach to measuring complications of pregnancy is paramount and different methods can lead to entirely different outcomes and conclusions.