Sentence examples for and making it complicated from inspiring English sources
Her favorite interjection is a sharp exhalation — "Aah!" — which is often provoked by someone else taking a simple thing (the renewal of a lease, say) and making it complicated.
Her favorite interjection is a sharp exhalation—"Aah!"—which is often provoked by someone else taking a simple thing (the renewal of a lease, say) and making it complicated.
And when everybody's making it complicated, it's easy to fear you'll never do anything right.
It is difficult to estimate the prevalence of hypertension in the paediatric population because BP relates to sex, age and height during childhood, making it complicated to consider a single BP value as in adults.
But he opened with really likable guile: playing the melodica, a child's keyboard wind instrument, he circled the theater improvising variations on Monk's "'Round Midnight," preaching on the song, running fast patterns on it, making it complicated and beautiful.
Faced with a choice between letting children sleep indoors or on park benches, in beds or on the sidewalk, the Administration is making it complicated and conjuring obstacles.
That's partly due to a latency issue that Google has never resolved, meaning there's a significant delay when users touch the screen and the action kicks in (which Black and his coders spent a longtime finding a workaround for), and partly because of device fragmentation which means there's thousands of devices to contend with, making it complicated and costly.
The inhomogenity and the wide range of patient expectations and the different types of practices with different objectives, strengths and weaknesses, makes it complicated and difficult to assess and compare the two groups [ 37].
