Sentence examples for both complicated from inspiring English sources

The owner said that network officials had vetoed certain N.F.L. ideas, which has both complicated and lengthened the process.

He played in rock bands as a teen and dug Radiohead and Nirvana, but growing up in London as the son of Ugandan immigrants meant Kiwanuka spent a lot of time trying to establish a cultural identity, one both complicated and validated through the music that spoke to him.

However, Insomniac realized that having the three robots was both complicated and created confusion about Ratchet's appearance, leading them to have only one robot, Clank.

13 These variations in levels of verification and differences in analysis strategy both complicate comparisons of study findings.

They can both complicate his political and foreign agenda, and set a much more rigid tone.

It would be unusual for the appellate court to issue such an order, which could both complicate and prolong the already difficult Chapter 11 proceedings of Owens Corning, USG, W.R. Grace & Company, Armstrong World Industries and Federal Mogul Global.

Anita Gates, in The New York Times, commended Mr. Spottiswoode for finding "both the complicated human drama and the humor in this story".

But "the formula is both overly complicated, and it has not resulted in a fairer distribution of the money," said Mr. Sanders, who was a plaintiff in the case.

Leave it to the director Roger Spottiswoode, Anita Gates wrote in The New York Times, "to find both the complicated human drama and the humor in this story".

Both are complicated multifactorial disease processes.

The plot is both insanely complicated and absolutely beside the point.