Sentence examples for made things more complex from inspiring English sources

In the 1990s environmental regulations made things more complex.

The levy has made things more complex so they are not taking apprentices on," Burke said.

The incorporation of European human rights law has made things more complex; so have well-meaning politicians.

Soon he was able to take over the PLO and step up the use of direct, violent attacks on Israel, taking Nasser's place as the leader that Arabs everywhere admired.However, the war had longer-lived repercussions that ultimately made things more complex.

But, as a dramatist of considerable subtlety, Friel makes things more complex than that.

But there are other elements of a Fillon candidacy that will make things more complex for the far right.

"Even if they're required to be very sexy, they go beyond the cliches – they make things more complex.

To make things more complex, a second core doesn't necessarily double the power of a processor.

The problem is that technology has an irritating way of making things more complex at the same time as making them simpler.

But giving a tax deduction for equity would only make things more complex because companies would then argue over how equity should be valued for the deduction.

To make things more complex, he comes from a family tradition that the gay male aesthetic doesn't embrace, even though the lesbian one does: folk music.