Sentence examples for have only complicated from inspiring English sources

From this perspective, what happened at the convention may have only complicated what had already been a complicated task: How to run a race against Mr. McCall without angering his supporters, many of whom have already criticized Mr. Cuomo as a newcomer trying to block Mr. McCall's historic bid.

Subsequent cases have only complicated the issue.

In the past in Congo, home-grown militias have only complicated the dynamic and led to more abuses.

And Trump's cabinet picks, a number of whom come with potentially serious conflicts of interests of their own, have only complicated matters.

Democratic politics have only complicated matters: the country has long been sharply divided between the Socialists, who grew out of the former Communist Party, and the Fidesz Party, which grew out of a center-right dissident youth group.

His comments, of course, were not expected to go down well with the rebels, or with NATO mediators, who have already complained that his hard-line positions have only complicated the peace process.

That his brand is known for a kind of truculent self-glorification has only complicated matters.

The finger pointing between Tokyo and Washington has only complicated the politics of Monday's session.

The development of this changing dynamic has only complicated the numbers game.

But while state and county agencies have helped clear roadsides and have provided burial pits, the federal government shutdown has only complicated the crisis.

The government has concluded, he said, that the recent role of foreign militants in Kashmir has only complicated Pakistan's position without aiding the cause.