Sentence examples for believed complicated from inspiring English sources

Larry has always believed complicated stuff should be done on the back end.

The governor represents the monarch and the British government, as well as presiding over the cabinet, but is also required to swear an oath to the constitution of the territory, which Penfold believed complicated the governor's role as a representative of the British government.

Whatever impact it had on Biden personally, many Democrats believed it complicated the vice president's path to the nomination and also took away his hope that she was so weakened by the controversy over her private e-mail server that Democrats would turn to him instead.

The findings, which run counter what many ecologists have believed, could complicate efforts by land managers to fight off weedy invaders, the study's lead author says.

It's not, as some snake oil salesmen out there would have you believe, something complicated, some sort of new science called content marketing or whatever buzz-phrase you prefer.

And it may be just my Yankee parsimony talking, but I believe that complicating the simple life has practical drawbacks.

Marc LeBlanc was the main creator of the game's HUD, which he later believed was too complicated.

It is believed that more complicated or older diabetes patients have more contact with their doctors.

Staffing issues and hospital organization problems are believed to have complicated the containment of the SARS crisis in Toronto.

Wall Street's deal makers have made any parting complicated, believe it or not.

Obama's White House shied away from confronting Assad on war crimes because top officials believed that might complicate efforts to find a negotiated political solution to the crisis.