Sentence examples for issue more complicated from inspiring English sources

Facebook, MySpace and other such public windows into personal lives have made the issue more complicated.

Rhys, whose father campaigned for Welsh independence, finds his own perspective on the issue more complicated, muddied by his firm allegiance to the concept of the European Union.

The anisotropy of coal reservoirs makes fines issue more complicated.

Especially, the liquid antistrip additives (ASAs) blended with the binder and then mixed with aggregate and Asphamin make the issue more complicated.

It has to be that they make issues more complicated.

Randi Weingarten, the president of the teachers' union, said mayoral control has made dealing with education issues more complicated.

With talk about war and terrorism and retaliatory bombing, and heartbreaking pictures of mangled American sailors and mutilated Israeli soldiers, with F.B.I. agents investigating in Yemen, the election seems more consequential and the issues more complicated than merely which side will offer better drug insurance for older Americans.

The language of a policy is often confusing, and adding options only makes the issues more complicated.

But to the theater's board chairman, Kenneth Thorn, the fund-raising issue is more complicated than simply putting on another gala event.

But the issue is more complicated than it first seems.

But the issue is more complicated than the candidates made it seem.