Sentence examples for more complicated on from inspiring English sources

But the detectives' understanding of the shooting, which left a 56-year-old construction foreman wounded in his contracting company's van, grew more complicated on Tuesday with the police saying they were investigating two friends, one with ties to the Gambino crime family and to an earlier killing in Flushing, Queens.

More complicated on obstruction of justice.

The story, though, often looks more complicated on the ground.

Gender equity gets more complicated on other matters.

It is much more complicated on the inside.

Raikkonen's race grew more complicated on Lap 37 when his rear right tire blew out.

Start with basic and small programs and then move on to more complicated ones.

"When we got to the museum on the other side of the river, it seemed more complicated to get on the ship than we had anticipated – it was moored a bit out into the water.

However, things are a little more complicated for bets on second halves and other in-game wagers.

"Privacy in the internet of things is more complicated than current on-line privacy in the sense that you are usually aware or at least [complicit] in the collection of data," according to Peter Asaro, a science and technology philosopher at The New School who studies the implications of smart buildings.

But some analysts seemed more skeptical, saying the fire on the Ethiopian jet raised a wild card that could make the repairs much more complicated than others on the 70 Dreamliners delivered since late 2011.