Yes, the problems are global, and made more complex by Wall Street's financial engineers.
But Friel's artistry turns what might be a mechanical device into something more complex by constantly shuffling the two roles.
(It is more complex, by several orders of magnitude, than its predecessor, True Crime: Streets of L.A).
The situation is made more complex by a governing apparatus that revolves around the commanding personality of Mr. Chávez.
So when plans are upended, Mr. Mitchell says, "the unbundling makes it more complex by a big order of magnitude".
The simulation is made even more complex by the fact that each phone contains multiple radios and sensors.
The problems of integration were made much more complex by the fact that the territories involved were differentially developed.
It was an ambitious endeavor, made all the more complex by the delicate dance that takes place whenever Chinese and Westerners are forced to reconcile divergent sensibilities.
As the occupation of Iraq appears more complex by the day, where are the new Ruth Benedicts, authoritative voices who will carry weight with both Iraqis and Americans?
The see-through ignorance of the oratory is not, alas, made any more complex by Mr. Heyward, whose performance is frankly unimaginative.
Snowden acknowledged that this was a complex problem, with lots of moving parts, made more complex by the secret nature of spy agencies.
