Sentence examples for complicated responsibility from inspiring English sources

Having a child or owning a house or taking on some other complicated responsibility will absolutely change your life, but it won't make you a better or more mature person.

Many of them worked, and some had complicated family responsibilities.

It's a questioning film about individualism versus social responsibility, complicated by the fact the director, Elia Kazan, named names under McCarthyism.

Our intent here is not to complicate these responsibilities but rather to bolster the ability of the U.S. EPA to use data emerging from ToxCast™, Tox21, and similar initiatives.

Although the state police encountered a lack of public acceptance and many of the same problems of police in England and the United States, their task was complicated by additional responsibilities.

Greene's camera follows Burre through a transformative chapter in her life as she separates from her partner and tries to rekindle her acting career, all of it complicated by parental responsibilities and an uncertain sense of self.

The optimists' response is more complicated, since we have the responsibility of seeking to create an education system which meets the challenges I describe.

As written, the employer mandate in the Affordable Care Act — what the law calls "shared responsibility" — is complicated enough.

But while more and more jobs are being forfeited to robots and artificial intelligence, is it conceivable to convey to machines a responsibility as complicated as cybersecurity?

Assessing impact on work or social functioning may also be complicated by changes in responsibilities associated with aging (e.g., retirement) [ 1333].

Some electrical-system administrators say that the current period of quiet in the electricity market in New York -- with lower prices, lower demand and adequate supplies forecast through the summer -- also heightens and complicates government's responsibility to keep residents and business leaders focused on long-term needs.