Sentence examples for complicated reasons from inspiring English sources

There are plenty of complicated reasons – in football and politics – why people's popularity surges and falls.

For complicated reasons, the troop's commander (Sandy's predecessor, Tony Schoondist) wants the whole thing kept quiet.

The Administration's effort to hold the bill off seems likely to fail, for complicated reasons.

For complicated reasons, that book was initially a Washington Post project.

For complicated reasons involving the breakdown of his relationship, he ends up inviting Brydon to join him.

But for subtle and complicated reasons, Hell's Kitchen became a powerful and enduring metaphor for his life and his politics.

For complicated reasons — including the role of Al Gore, a polarizing man — environmental issues now seem to be Democratic.

I can't think of a better epigram for the current moment, and Cameron's album as a whole fits our times, as well, if for complicated reasons.

He did prison time decades ago, worked for years as a factory supervisor, then became homeless for all the familiar, complicated reasons.

But maybe the article -- which was based on a relatively small study done by a neuroscientist at the University of Rochester -- carried a charge for other more complicated reasons.

There are complicated reasons behind these results.