Sentence examples for it becomes a complex from inspiring English sources

"When you partner with these guys, it becomes a complex and expensive process.

Donnarumma uses it for intense performances by strapping it to his arms or legs so it becomes a complex body instrument.

S-Town starts with the supposed murder investigation (podcast gold-dust) of Kabrahm Burt on Dylon Nichols, which soon fades when it turns out Dylon isn't actually dead; then it becomes a complex portrait of John B himself, his quirks and his extremes and the quiet moments in the night when he is close to peace, chanting quietly about climate change.

Outline (even in a bulleted list!) things that they can quickly say "yes" or "no" to, without thinking hard about it … Because most people want to be helpful, but as soon as it becomes a complex task, they'll save their energy for something that has far more power to impact them like the demands of their boss or job.

After tens of millions of dollars raised and a decade of litigation, it became a complex of two theaters with a cafe, offices and a board directors.

This means that while CO can be a yes no dichotomy at the philosophical level, at the practical level of legislation it becomes a more complex issue, as all indications for legal abortion would not necessarily become indications for the CO of staff members.

"[Mind control] is at first a fairly fantasy idea but it quite quickly becomes a complex thing," the 44-year-old says.

From a religious standpoint, however, it becomes a bit more complex.

"You have to build a hotel, and retail, so it becomes a Mohegan-style complex, so it's not focused on gaming as much as entertainment," said Karl O'Farrell, the president and chief executive of Capital Play.

Remember the time to discuss these issues is before the marriage; it becomes a lot more complex afterwards.

This one, if it becomes a series, may be too complex for its own good.