Sentence examples for designed to complicate from inspiring English sources

Even something as simple as a language barrier is designed as a hurdle – another game factor designed to complicate our lives and sow confusion.

Coated with urethane and scrawled over with words and drawings from the hands of passersby, the mirrors are "designed to complicate reflection and subvert subjective clarity".

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

In addition, the subject is designed to be complicated, to avoid arrests or other forms of inspection, and that very complexity forces Harrison into exposition.

Everything about them seemed designed to entertain and to complicate a soldier's life.

The game was designed to be too complicated for a single player to solve; its puzzles required intimate knowledge on subjects as diverse as the enigma code and 16th-century lute tablature.

Orthography (correct writing) was not designed to confuse us or to complicate life, as we might suppose.

(In a chapter in her new book, she explains briskly why one-way streets, designed to streamline traffic, only complicate it).

Many proposals designed to achieve this are complicated both by their sole reliance on public purchasing and the difficulties in pricing assets.

The model as formulated is deliberately designed to be not too complicated so as not to place severe demands on computational resources.

But Superfund experts say Pruitt doesn't seem to understand the basics of the program, which is designed to deal with expensive, complicated contamination cleanups that often have no responsible party and are not being handled at the state or local level.