Sentence examples for complex makes from inspiring English sources

The complex makes up almost an entire precinct in this predominantly Democratic county.

The fact that friends of theirs already live in the complex makes it feel even more welcoming.

("The L.A. Complex" makes its own breakthrough in the next episode: a hot kiss between two black men).

And looking ahead, the sheer size of the complex makes it unlikely that market-rate prices can be imposed, across the board, very quickly.

To black South Africans she is the abrasive woman in the supermarket whose superiority complex makes her a compulsive queue jumper.

"It looks nice, but all the calculations are based on 'if the complex makes money, if it is successful,' " he said, stressing the word "if".

Different plants in the same Allegan, Mich., complex make infants' and children's products, he said.

Attempts to use simple categorisations to describe the looters belies the complex make-up of those who have been participating.

VWF binds to a protein complex made up of the glycoproteins Ib, IX, and V on the surfaces of platelets.

Mr Tatton said the survey illustrated the "complex make-up of boardroom remuneration".

Primarily, people say the new navigation is overly complex, making it difficult to find the things they want to watch.