Sentence examples for can complicate the task from inspiring English sources
Cleaning up in fall does provide benefits; it saves having to do it in spring, when tender new growth coming up through the dead stuff can complicate the task.
Several investigators who worked in the 1960's said that the simplicity of that earlier age often made solving crimes easier, and that the more transient nature of today's society can complicate the task of catching killers.
The interactions between the new options and the background context can complicate the task of evaluating the option, rendering it either more or less desirable in context than it would have been in isolation.
It can however complicate the task of constructing and adequate non-cognitivist theory, especially since it can impact the force of other objections as with the embedding problem and moral dilemmas noted above.
Prior experience with a cognitive task is often associated with higher performance on a second assessment, and these experience effects can complicate the interpretation of cognitive change.
Unfortunately, real life can complicate the process.
But several factors can complicate the outcome.
These differences can be dramatic and complicate the task of a manufacturer committed to a uniform product with established standards.
Poor roads and limited military infrastructure in Afghanistan complicate the task of deploying the troops.
