Sentence examples for have made it complex from inspiring English sources

He believes that successive amendments to the 1881 law have made it complex and opaque.

It has made it complex for me to return to daily life as a woman: I feel in sharp relief the way a heterosexual, bisexual, homosexual or transgender woman's personal and public relationship power is utterly unlike that of a heterosexual, bisexual, homosexual or transgender male's expectations and power relationship to the world.

But the tumultuous events of the last four years have lent new resonance to the debate, even as the evolving Republican and Democratic coalitions have made it more complex.

Including this interaction in the model made virtually no difference to its performance in terms of risk prediction and would have made it considerably more complex; hence, it was omitted from the model presented in Table 3.

"We have made it perhaps more complex in order to make it more clear".

"We've made it overly complex," she says.

The genome sequencing projects have made it possible to explore complex gene families involved in different phenotypes.

They have made it this far through our complex education system, with all the external pressures we face as teachers that most students are oblivious too.

Further advances in computer and programming technology, notably the development of virtual-reality simulation, have made it possible to reproduce highly complex real-life conditions.

Mr. Rothman says that other e-commerce companies have made it too time-consuming and complex for sellers to list items and for shoppers to find what they want.

Recent advances in computational hardware and software have made it much easier to solve complex conduction problems numerically.