Sentence examples for deeply complicate from inspiring English sources

Scotland's oil resources deeply complicate Scotland's fiscal picture according to John Mclaren and Jo Armstrong of Glasgow University's Centre for Public Policy for Regions.

Months after they dismissed Ralph Nader as a fringe third-party candidate who would fade quickly, Democratic and Republican strategists now say that he has emerged as more politically potent than Patrick J. Buchanan and could deeply complicate the candidacy of Vice President Al Gore.

The ban has deeply complicated the lives of those who depend on cycling for their livelihood.

The selection process is at once totally straightforward and deeply complicated.

How Anthony Weiner and Huma Abedin stayed together through Weinergate is, like most negotiations between couples, deeply complicated and in some ways unknowable.

The relationship between the court, the public, the media, and new technology is deeply complicated, and the justices think hard about these issues.

My father and brother's relationship with scouting, like so many others', has become deeply complicated as a result of the discriminatory policies.

According to lore, such figures are invariably unconcerned by convention, immune to financial concerns and solely motivated by the need to bare their deeply complicated souls.

That he was able to make an album of such coherence and delicacy is a significant feat, given the deeply complicated relationship he had with Carrie.

His emotional life was deeply complicated and overlapping, and made worse for all concerned by his indecisiveness, self-indulgence and economy with the truth.

Mr. Guirgis is not selling recovery or the people in it as Baby Jesus and all of the disciples, but as an practical answer to a deeply complicated problem.