Sentence examples for making it more complicated from inspiring English sources

They're enhancing Retweets too, to an extent, but they're also changing the idea and making it more complicated.

The current situation has been called unprecedented, the spread of the disease across three countries making it more complicated to deal with than ever before.

In response it says this remains under review, noting that "the development of new models such as those provided by sharing economy platforms is making it more complicated to determine whether an individual is a 'worker', an 'employee', or genuinely self-employed".

All complication means is that there's an added function to the watch beyond the time, thus making it more complicated.

And that's what you shoot.' And I realized I had really been making it more complicated in my mind.

By opening up another legal front against the D.C. Council, Snyder's legal team is taking a difficult case and making it more complicated.

Mr. Obama's chief strategist for combating weapons of mass destruction, Gary Samore, sidestepped a Stuxnet question at a recent conference about Iran, but added with a smile: "I'm glad to hear they are having troubles with their centrifuge machines, and the U.S. and its allies are doing everything we can to make it more complicated".

THE more complicated a country's tax system becomes, the easier it is for governments to make it more complicated still, in an accelerating process of proliferating insanity until, perhaps, a limit of madness is reached and a spasm of radical simplification is demanded.

It would only make it more complicated".

"It's just going to make it more complicated".

"They all had car gags, which made it more complicated.