Sentence examples for has made it complicated from inspiring English sources

It has made life complicated for cities. "What we do know is the federal government has made it complicated and the state government has made it complicated and it all flows downhill to us," said Mayor Chuck Reed of San Jose, Calif., which collects about $2.5 million in taxes from the 100 marijuana dispensaries that have opened in the city.

The rise of Donald Trump has made it complicated for Cruz's camp.

That has made it massively complicated to genetically engineer, but Voytas says that with gene editing it is fairly easy.

Thome said that the inflation of statistics, some illegitimate, has made it more complicated to judge accomplishments.

"There's no doubt that the fact she's there has made it more complicated to recruit a director," said an Obama administration official who spoke on the condition of anonymity and who was not authorized to discuss the search process.

This has made it even more complicated to come up with common international standards, because so many countries are involved.

Mr. Olitski, who has exhibited since 1951, has never given up on Color Field painting, the art movement that Greenberg promoted as the rightful heir to Abstract Expressionism; but he has made it quirkier, more complicated and, well, less Greenbergian.

Technology has made it easy to complicate such deals to an almost infinite extent.

Built in a different era, its haphazard evolution over the decades has made it inefficient and overly complicated.

Being bilingual is a blessing but speaking "Spanglish" has made it harder to process complicated topics.

Dati has made it clear her private life is 'complicated' and she is keeping quiet.