Sentence examples for which were complicated from inspiring English sources

Then the nominating speeches, which were complicated by the fact that about a dozen Dennis Kucinich partisans insisted on speaking out for their man.

In view of these requirements, previous MNHS fabrication techniques, which were complicated by the use of templates and additional electrode layers, or were intended for low thermal conductivity and hydrophobicity based on polymer materials, may be inappropriate for boiling applications.

We identified 6339 ICU admissions, 330 of which were complicated by BSI (5.2%).

Effusion was more common in MCD than in UCD: there were 13 cases (40.6%) with MCD and 2 cases (12.5%) with UCD which were complicated by pleural effusions.

"They know the truth, which is complicated.

Even Pakistan, which is complicated and dangerous enough, does not want to impose its regime globally.

"These policies were followed in this case, which was complicated in terms of care and diagnosis.

Technically, the coalition's advisory role will involve only the commercial part of the site, which is complicated enough.

But, after three or four minutes, I was focused on the match, which was complicated because we were up against the best team in Europe.

Rather than making handbags, which are complicated and costly to produce, she was persuaded to begin with T-shirts, which are much easier and less expensive.

The elections, which are complicated because they will be held in all but four provinces, are being organized by Iraq's Independent High Election Commission, or IHEC.