Sentence examples for because it complicated from inspiring English sources

Uber had shut off the Volvo's automatic emergency braking feature, because it complicated driverless testing.

In our experience, many companies chose not to do so because it complicated the process and/or it did not influence the ratio in any material respect.

Both party leaders were unhappy with the group's re-emergence this week, and with Mr. Obama's immediate warm words for the group, because it complicated their own efforts to reach a solution to the debt-limit impasse.

Ryan is a big proponent of the gadget formation, particularly because it complicates the opposition's preparation.

I find Powell's praise of Cummings and Hemingway revelatory because it complicates the stereotype that has calcified around him.

To them, Israel's settlement policy is misguided to begin with because it complicates the path to peace with the Palestinians.

Or maybe that work has gone unseen because it complicates the neater story of Garry Winogrand that those with the most invested in shaping it — friends, curators, dealers and collectors — have set out to tell.

The test "adds a layer of Federal Circuit jargon that lawyers can then bandy back and forth," he said, adding, "It seems to me that it's worse than meaningless because it complicates the inquiry rather than focusing on the statute".

This is actually a bigger story than we think, because it complicates our simple ideological frames.

It was decided not to support this, because it complicates the connective structure while not greatly improving the audio synthesis possibilities.

Her social media persona is so enchanting because it complicates, rather than calcifies, fans' understanding of a star.