Sentence examples for more complicated if from inspiring English sources

The picture is more complicated if Green Bay wins.

It's more complicated if it's an online transaction.

Later, his attitude is more complicated: If I were rich, I wouldn't travel around the world.

The rules are more complicated if either spouse is a participant in a qualified retirement plan.

Things are more complicated if a C.I.A. officer marries a foreign national.

The problem is more complicated if one considers mutations located close to the AID catalytic center.

The rehabilitation project becomes even more complicated if the city qualifies for inscription on the UNESCO World Heritage List.

The problem becomes even more complicated if the manufacturing constraints are taken into account in the optimization process.

It's that much more complicated if there's a chance you'll have to deal with losers who will remain in power.

Florence's wine, the 2009 Montinore Borealis, also from Oregon, was more complicated, if not to say oddball.

The situation grows more complicated if companies' action is considered an in-kind contribution to a candidate or elected official.