Sentence examples for complicate building from inspiring English sources

Culturally and economically, Japan and India remain far apart, a fact that government officials and economists said could complicate building a stronger relationship.

Construction projects consist of many moving parts, including multiple contractors and suppliers, complicated building codes and piles of paper documents, and managing everything can be a costly, time-consuming nightmare.

In addition, in many parts of the world including the United States of America, Europe, Asia, and recently, United Arab Emirates, there is a trend to build taller and more structurally complicated buildings with adventurous load paths.

A disadvantage of using a reference genome for assigning markers to expected chromosomes is that blast errors may complicate the building process.

"The complexity of it is that it's a function of each building and how complicated the building is, how easy or hard the access is" to the areas where the concrete needs to be retested, he said.

This new party may well complicate coalition-building after the election (see article).

It is as complicated as building a house.

The two governors and the mayor should also be able to resolve conflicts about the construction and cost of the Santiago Calatrava transportation hub that have complicated the building of the memorial complex.

Costumes often have to be put together fast, at the last minute; Ms. Nelson had to do the work on Mr. Long's wildly complicated Chrysler Building gown, the one Gary Beach wore in "The Producers," in two weeks.

Psimma et al. [ 31] used a new method to accurately measure apically extruded irrigants, but they were unable to assess extruded debris at the same time and this complicates model building.

This would further complicate the coalition building process after March 28.