Sentence examples for complicated ties from inspiring English sources

The administration's show of solidarity with South Korea has complicated ties with China.

The latest numbers, which the Pentagon confirmed to VICE News, represent a dramatic increase in U.S. military activity throughout Africa in the past decade, and the latest signal of America's deepening and complicated ties on the continent.

But she was not the only one in the residency saga with complicated ties.

Mr. Hilbers's previous employment for Bertelsmann reflects the complicated ties between the two companies.

The death of President Obama's aunt has highlighted his complicated ties to his father's side of the family.

Andriy Pashkevich's biography bears testimony to the complicated ties that tangled up identities in the old Soviet Union.

Indeed, at £10million-a-year, it is exceeded by only Arsenal, Liverpool and Chelsea, plus Manchester City's far more complicated tie-up with Etihad Airlines, for their matchday kit.

The episodes also threaten to complicate ties between the United States and its closest Asian ally at a time when both nations are trying to work together to face an increasingly assertive China.

It threatens security cooperation, much of which is achieved through EU and multilateral European mechanisms, and risks complicating ties between British and French businesses that are crucial for industrial collaboration.

The ceremony seemed designed to expand, complicate, tie-dye the very definition of American, while suggesting an underlying unity.

There are plenty of how-to sites on the Internet, but sometimes, in the words of Guides.co CEO Scott Annan, you need to look up something "more complicated than tying a tie or stuffing a turkey".