Sentence examples for would have complicated from inspiring English sources

"No one was on a ventilator, which would have complicated things immensely".

Still, the move would have complicated any future plans he might have to open a trading firm.

But it also coincided with a new British labor law that would have complicated Cunard's hiring practices.

Bringing in Prince would have made the movie listenable, but it would have complicated its white-bread world.

Mr Blair protests that no control freak would have complicated his own life by devolving power to new parliaments and assemblies in Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland and London.

Doing so would have complicated the terrorists' calculation of the difficulty in succeeding in a vast, open society that, in effect, was unprotected on Sept. 11.

EQ presets would have been appreciated, but it would also have complicated things for only a small convenience.

On Thursday, Mr. Kerrey said separating budgets would only have complicated matters and increased expenses.

A presentation using continuous variables might have increased the power of the study, but would also have complicated the presentation of data.

Furthermore, mir-184 knockout females do not produce eggs, which would potentially have complicated fitness comparisons with that of other treatments, including the controls, which are fertile.

(The first restriction avoided clustering that would otherwise have complicated multiple imputation (see below); the second removed individuals ineligible for treatment by the Trust's HTTs and who could have been readmitted to other hospitals).