Sentence examples for a more complicated issue from inspiring English sources

Israel is a more complicated issue.

The usability by the examiner is a more complicated issue.

He has consistently argued that it's a more complicated issue.

A more complicated issue is their identity: are they Dominicans?

Ham is a more complicated issue than that brutal monosyllable might lead us to believe.

In New York State, special preference for women is a more complicated issue.

Google says it can catch anything from wrongly used articles ("an" instead of "a") to more complicated issues like incorrectly used subordinate clauses.

A somewhat more complicated issue arose last year at Ohio State University, where Bryan Leonard, a high school science teacher working toward a doctorate in education, was preparing to defend his dissertation on the pedagogical usefulness of teaching alternatives to the theory of evolution.

"But it's a lot more complicated issue than the customers perceive".

I think that's a much more complicated issue once we decide it has consequences for us, what do we do, I think we're going to have to talk about that.

In non-democratic regimes this is an even more complicated issue, particularly from the standpoint of global coordination, a key BEC premise.