Sentence examples for but complicate from inspiring English sources

Egypt's president, Hosni Mubarak, has already said bluntly that last week's raids did nothing but "complicate matters", and that Iraq no longer represents a threat.

It brings an illiberal, anti-American element to the centre of Pakistan's political arena, which cannot but complicate the war on terrorism.

FEW would argue that adding another capital city to the diplomatic itinerary will do anything but complicate the dizzying shuttle between America, Europe and Russia in the search for an end to the Kosovo crisis.

Kraus's books dangle the possibility of radical disclosure by "confessing" private things — abortions and suicidal impulses and sexual liaisons — but complicate the terms of these disclosures by refusing to confess their genre.

Our standard protocol yields multiple endpoints that enable evaluation of state- and use-dependent block, but complicate the analysis and may not be essential for high-volume screening.

Common problems are listed in Table 3. Comorbidities, including obesity, metabolic syndrome, and diabetes, not only aggravate the total cardiovascular disease burden but complicate management.

THE ECONOMIST: But complicated.

Very real, but complicated.

Nice guy, but complicated.

The case is fascinating but complicated.

Today, Kiehl and Hare have a complementary but complicated relationship.