Sentence examples for which complicates the situation from inspiring English sources

The rotation of the helical tube in streamwise (co-rotation) or counter streamwise (counter-rotation) direction leads to a decrease in Ψh and a increase in Ψf which complicates the situation that whether or where the minimum of total entropy generation exists is dependent on whether Ψ is dominated by Ψh or Ψf or somewhere in between.

"Essentially, Salomon is constructing a building within a building – and it's an occupied building, which complicates the situation", said a district manager of Silverstein Properties.

But the Houthis are also battling al Qaeda, which complicates the situation further as it potentially puts the US and Iran on the same side, similar to situation currently unfolding in Iraq in the fight against the Islamic State.

Note that the percentage of subjects with high PSS is usually unknown at the design stage, which complicates the situation further.

"A lot of them just look like demonstrators," Mr. Pearce said, which complicated the situation.

But, of course, Bergdahl was being held in Pakistan, which complicated the situation due to its supposedly friendly status with the US.

The survey culminated in the creation of a 'Maud Line' that was recognized in 1907 as the de facto Kenyan-Ethiopian border and renamed the 'Red Line'.44 The Northern Frontier District (NFD) was added to the British protectorate in 1910.45 However, the 'Red Line' boundary agreement left many vital resources on the Ethiopian side of the border which complicated the situation further.

Beyond that, structural changes imposed by the Ministries of Education at time of recruitment come to the fore in terms of combining schools and restructuring school types which complicated the situations for schools.

The situation is further exacerbated by the increasing cases of drug resistant mycobacteria strains which complicates the treatment programmes.

Some issues were only mentioned by ISS participants, such as where operation caps were located or messy corridors, which complicated the transport of beds in emergency situations and poor access to some medicines.

In addition, some disorders of the CNS for which cell therapies are being considered have an immunological basis, such as multiple sclerosis, which further complicates the situation.