Examples of using Can complicate in English and their translations into Spanish
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a changed appearance can complicate technical support and training.
Even just the rhetoric can complicate their lives and put pressure going forward.”.
Differences in reporting requirements can complicate comparisons of pollutant releases
When a service function is split into more than one location, it can complicate the management and integration of the operation, and create coordination and accountability problems.
Facebook can complicate matters even more.
but infections can complicate their way to secondary bacterial infections.
multiple co-designators can complicate the application of the rules introduced by resolution 1989 2011.
We recommend avoiding the use of frames, as this can complicate the process of indexing of the website,
a circumstance that can complicate(or, occasionally, make easier) a change initiative.
national groups are less immediately distinguishable, which can complicate a clear delineation of roles.
Local laws and changing regulations can complicate moving money to and from South Africa,
Today, deep-sea investigations can complicate this process because two identical specimens can be named differently since there is no comparison to another type of sample.
prosecutions can complicate important disarmament,
Language problems can complicate communication between the patient
comfortably as presbyopia and cataracts can complicate other common vision conditions such as.
habitat destruction in the case of hydroelectric dams, for instance, can complicate the choice of fuels for new power plants.
tensions between communities, which can complicate the rehabilitation and reintegration of displaced persons
showing how family and village can complicate and expedite matches and felicity.
Understanding Taking Stock(appendix 1), can complicate comparisons of the national PRTR datasets
as the inevitable convergence of multiple-response actors can complicate, rather than strengthen, the overall recovery
