Sentence examples for complicate this move from inspiring English sources
Obviously, salary-cap issues complicate this move.
I know from personal experience that these legacy systems greatly complicate the move to digital technology.
The hodge-podge of different state licensing laws complicates the move into each new state.
The announcement could complicate a move by a regional bloc of 15 nations in West Africa to mount a military intervention in order to allow the internationally recognized winner of the election, Alassane Ouattara, to take office.
Instead of 8...b6 a more adventurous black player could choose 8...Qe7 9.Bd3 f5!? as indicated by Borik, Tseitlin and Lalic, but in his more recent book Moskalenko thinks "this move complicates the game too much".
But the modern-day Premier League transfer is a highly complicated game of move and counter-move, played by clubs and agents.
That complicates any move to shutter a poor performer.
There were difficulties with getting the set a complicated business to move, Hoggett said.
Sometimes when writing about equal pay, I want to respond the way I do when a child asks something difficult: say "it's complicated" and move on quickly.
HONG KONG — The pain of the European debt crisis is spreading as the plummeting euro makes Chinese companies less competitive in Europe, their largest market, and complicates any move to break the Chinese currency's peg to the dollar.
