Sentence examples for complicated status from inspiring English sources

You might choose the LinkedIn headline "Software Architect and Startup Co-Founder". You can list both of your current job titles in your profile, and use your LinkedIn Summary to explain your "complicated" status vis-a-vis your two jobs.

But they also reflect the peculiar and complicated status of Christian faith in American life.

It is, perhaps, a sign of the extended family's complicated status in the kingdom that such tensions exist.

All understand the complicated status of the new nomads who live worlds away from their ancestral roots.

Part bondage fantasy, part proto-feminist, Wonder Woman's complicated status as the only woman to stand shoulder to shoulder with Batman and Superman has been reflected in the changes to her fashion sense through the years.

Judith Brown's provocative arguments about glamour's roots in modernist literary form and complicated status as both a sign of the degradation and persistence of aesthetic 'aura,' are sure to recharge the debate about modernist literature's relationship to mass culture.

But his inability to play two games because of a mysterious knee injury angered the Red Sox and further complicated his status with the team.

The attack, and Mr. Nasrallah's new emphasis on his group's battle against Sunni extremists, also underlines how much Hezbollah's intervention in Syria has complicated its status at home.

Switching from a global to territorial corporate income tax (like every other country uses) is complicated by status quo bias, even if the current system leads to wasteful tax avoidance schemes and trillions of dollars that cannot be invested in the U.S.

Severe weakness complicating status asthmaticus despite minimal duration of neuromuscular paralysis.

The address of the VM warps from the source to the destination server which complicates the status of the connected LANs and the WAN networks.