Sentence examples similar to it has made things complicated from inspiring English sources

Smith tells me that the online success of Dear White America and other poems about black struggle has made things complicated.

The Information said the news app is slated for release before the search app, the existence of which was revealed yesterday, but sources told the publication that the ongoing U.S.-China trade war has made things complicated.

"Parks and natural reserves were set up, but poor management and corruption have made things complicated," Vié explained.

While most of this post has been harsh on Airbnb, there are areas in which the city government has made things too complicated.

Justice Stephen G. Breyer suggested that the court might have made things needlessly complicated.

I look at the people in power and wonder how they have made things so complicated.

"It's making things complicated for us," Rothschild said.

The taskforce's study, A Five Year Forward View for Mental Health, publication of which was delayed for months by ministers, adds that controversial changes introduced in 2012 to the health service may even have made things worse by complicating the way treatment is delivered.

This would have made things more, not less, complicated for the Democrats.

It seems to have made things worse.

It is useful, though, to remember this: in general terms, Rodriguez makes things complicated and Jeter keeps things simple.