Sentence examples for complicated clash from inspiring English sources

Iraq's Kurdish leaders are trying to thread the needle in a bewilderingly complicated clash of political, sectarian and ethnic interests.

Issa shook his head and began detailing a complicated clash involving sprinklers and a fire-code regulation.

The early game of DomiNations is also a little more complicated from Clash of Clans.

That clash is complicated, and we're still figuring out what to do about that clash and how you maintain ideals of free speech when a lot of people participating in conversations want to make the argument that some people don't deserve to be part of the conversation.

I didn't want those feelings to be complicated or muddled or clashing.

The clashes eventually complicated efforts to address a famine, prompting the U.S. to lead a U.N. intervention to open food-supply routes.

But the gestation of such a Broadway set includes the coordination of artistry and carpentry, complicated by setbacks, personality clashes and perfectionism.

His future after a potential merger with EMI is complicated by his past clashes with Alain Levy, Mr. Ames's former boss at Polygram Records who became chief executive of EMI Music two years ago, several friends of his said.

The relationship between Maria Theresa and Joseph was not without warmth but was complicated and their personalities clashed.

The current investigation has been complicated by cultural and diplomatic clashes between American and Yemeni investigators.

The medical effort has been complicated, officials say, by continuing clashes between key medical figures, departmental feuds and a lack of coordination between researchers at the main hospital and others in the field.