Sentence examples for complicated both from inspiring English sources

Their case was too complicated, both genetically and politically.

Unlike Tucker, Rock is complicated, both in his sense of comedy and in his personality.

Our final design of the stationary helicopter was much more complicated, both hardware and software, than originally planned.

These types of experiments, however, are complicated both by enormous conformational complexity and by large numbers of possible sequences.

The plans, as you might expect, are complicated both by Mrs. Munson's inconvenient presence and by tensions within the gang of would-be master thieves.

"Finding the legal authorities to create protected areas is complicated both by the legal issues and by the political issues," said Mr. Eichbaum, talking about the ocean.

The possibility of tariffs complicates both efforts.

Obesity and a sedentary lifestyle complicate both challenges.

Strategic complementarity complicates both empirical analysis designed to detect discrimination and policy meant to alleviate it.

(This complicates both hanging and roasting, as its flesh easily falls to pieces if tenderized too long).

As Claire and Antoine spend time together, their simmering, barely acknowledged attraction comes to a sudden boil, complicating both their lives.