This emotional honesty can often complicate matters for Bobby, especially in matters of love.

To complicate matters, much of the Angevin empire was held by Henry only as a vassal of the King of France of the rival line of the House of Capet.

To complicate matters, the bishops of the province of Canterbury also claimed the right to appoint the next Archbishop.

To complicate matters, Benedict IX, unable to obtain the bride on whom he had set his heart, soon repented his resignation, claimed the papacy again, and in his turn is thought to have succeeded in acquiring dominion over a part of the city.

To complicate matters, neutralization methods employed in other surface analysis techniques, such as secondary ion mass spectrometry ( SIMS ), are not applicable to AES, as these methods usually involve surface bombardment with either electrons or ions ( i. e. flood gun ).

Unfortunately, this practice sometimes causes confusion, partly because normally no rubrics are printed to make the required transfer clear and partly because there are some errors which complicate matters still further.

To complicate matters, the style His Royal Highness, a prefix normally accompanying the title of a dynastic prince, of royal or imperial rank, that is, can be awarded separately ( as a compromise or consolation prize, in some sense ).

To further complicate matters, the 38th and 39th list are named " Missing " and " False " and each list comprises the numbers 1 to 10.

To further complicate matters, Susan and David mistake a decidedly wild and very dangerous leopard that has escaped from a nearby circus for Baby.

To complicate matters further, when a new form of Cerean cult was officially imported from Magna Graecia, it was known as the ritus graecus ( Greek rite ) of Ceres, and was distinct from her older Roman rites.

To further complicate matters, platform 2 is not signalled for passenger trains, and platform 14 does not exist.

Wolfram observed that the significance of gens as a biological community was shifting even during the early Middle Ages ; " to complicate matters, we have no way of devising a terminology that is not derived from the concept of nationhood created during the French Revolution ".

To complicate matters, large numbers of servicemen passing through Newport en route to Knoxville or Asheville during World War II drew large numbers of prostitutes to the area.

To complicate matters further, Aristotle distinguishes between two kinds of intellect or two parts of the intellect .< ref > On the Soul 15-25 </ i ></ ref > These two intellectual powers are traditionally called the " passive intellect " and the " active intellect " or " agent intellect ".

However, to further complicate matters, the compositional chiaroscuro of the contrast between model and background would probably not be described using this term, as the two elements are almost completely separated.

But to to complicate matters there are novels written in the romance tradition by novelists like Walter Scott, Nathaniel Hawthorne, George Meredith.

To further complicate matters, in process technologies such as silicon on insulator ( SOI ), devices display hysteresis — a circuit's performance is affected by the events of the past, so without carefully targeted tests it is possible for a particular sequence of state changes to work at overclocked rates in one situation but not another even if the voltage and temperature are the same.

To further complicate matters, a large engine is usually " blown over " first with zero fuel settings and the indicator cocks open, to prove that the engine is clear of any water build up and that everything is free to turn.

To complicate matters, some ethnic Japanese allied themselves with the Emishi in their wars against the Yamato court.

Additionally, to complicate matters, chiropractic professors and researchers, Nansel and Szlazak, found that:

A good course will have all these elements in it, as well as some jumps intended to complicate matters and thrill both the racer and the spectators.

Gérard, angered, accuses him of trying to complicate matters.

The Irish Parliamentary Party was for the first time confronted with double opponents from both Unionists and Sinn Féin ( the Irish Labour Party agreed to abstain so as not to complicate matters for Sinn Féin by introducing socialist proposals ).

To further complicate and intensify strains between the two nations, the sinking of the South Korean warship Cheonan in March 2010, killing 46 seamen, is as of May 20, 2010 claimed by a team of researchers around the world to have been caused by a North Korean torpedo, which the North denies.

To complicate the understanding of the development of Noam Chomsky's theories, the precise meanings of Deep Structure and Surface Structure have changed over time — by the 1970s, the two were normally referred to simply as D-Structure and S-Structure by Chomskyan linguists.

The available evidence suggests that the Hypericum extracts tested in the included trials a ) are superior to placebo in patients with major depression ; b ) are similarly effective as standard antidepressants ; and c ) have fewer side-effects than standard antidepressants. There are two issues that complicate the interpretation of our findings: 1 ) While the influence of precision on study results in placebo-controlled trials is less pronounced in this updated version of our review compared to the previous version ( Linde 2005a ), results from more precise trials still show smaller effects over placebo than less precise trials. 2 ) Results from German-language countries are considerably more favourable for Hypericum than trials from other countries.

To their surprise, some of New Bern's political leaders treated privateering like piracy, and they tried to complicate matters for the two privateers.

Anticlines are often flanked by synclines although faulting can complicate and obscure the relationship between the two.

To complicate matters even further, on the first night in Wichita, a thief breaks into the poorly-locked motel and steals almost $ 1, 000 aggregate from the two men.

In particular, structurally stable vector fields in two dimensions cannot have homoclinic trajectories, which could enormously complicate the dynamics, as discovered by Henri Poincaré.

" In response, Chisholm objects that if one complicates the analysandum, one must also complicate the analysans ; in this particular case, that one must analyse in purely sensory terms what it means not to be paralyzed and so on, with respect to which the same problems would arise leading to an infinite regress.

These ropes offer a greater margin or security against cutting, since it is unlikely that both ropes will be cut, but complicate belaying and leading.

* Assessment of allergies, ( e. g., pollen ) where allergy may complicate the eyelid margins following surgery leading to dry eye.

To complicate matters further, a leading political faction of Argos wants to put Orestes to death for the murder.

To further complicate matters, the East Tennesseans ' terms of service were about to expire.

It might be that certain people were born with a compulsion to complicate their lives, while others could live blissfully motionless almost indefinitely, like lizards in the sun, too indolent to blink their eyes.

The proliferation of men carrying the same name can complicate prosopography ; for instance, in the early 1st century BC, three prominent men were named Lucius Valerius Flaccus: the consul of 100 BC, the suffect consul of 86 BC, and the latter's son, who was defended by Cicero ( Pro Flacco ).

The fact that the islanders were reduced to inscribing driftwood, and were regardless extremely economical in their use of wood, may have had consequences for the structure of the script, such as the abundance of ligatures and potentially a telegraphic style of writing that would complicate textual analysis.

Ships capable of maneuvering at high speed were instructed to make tight turns across the missile's flight path in order to complicate the missile operator's efforts.

To complicate matters, not all the networks were interested in buying expensive color film series which were considered " vehicles " for selling commercial airtime, especially programs aimed primarily at children.

Unusually the initial payroll attack was photographed by undercover police officers and eye witness descriptions, alleged identifications and individual robbery " roles " were predicated against those photographic records to further complicate and confound the subsequent identification evidence on which the criminal prosecution relied.

The city's population is rising by about 50, 000 every year, and water restrictions were imposed late in 2003 ; a serious drought would complicate matters.

To further complicate the search for the origin of the name, it should be remembered that there were peoples known as the ' White Horse Qiang ' and ' Di ' who lived in the ' White Horse Valley ' on the upper reaches of the Min Xiang ( river ), which flows south from the Min Shan ( mountains ) near the town of Zhangla: 32. 50 ° N, 103. 40 ° E., and that there are still people calling themselves the ' White Horse Di ' living there.

However, there were some 300, 000 German troops in Norway at this time and reinforcements could quickly be called into the area, which would complicate the commandos ' escape to the Swedish border.

To complicate matters, a very small number of Canadian licence-built Sherman IIs ( M4A1 ), the Grizzly, were converted to Fireflies in Canada and used for training, but none saw action.

Duchamp's art does not lend itself to simple interpretations, and The Large Glass is no exception ; the notes and diagrams he produced in association with the project – ostensibly as a sort of guidebook – complicate the piece by, for example, describing elements that were not included in the final version as though they nevertheless exist, and " explaining " the whole assembly in stream-of-consciousness prose thick with word play and jokes.