Sentence examples for perhaps complicated from inspiring English sources

I thought about what it might be like living some place other than New York City where life might be less complicated, or perhaps complicated by different perplexities and at a slower pace.

The stories of Maui and his confreres in the Pacific and of gods and heroes of African or American Indian groups have behind them a long and perhaps complicated history.

Had he picked Tim Pawlenty, the former governor of Minnesota, or Chris Christie, the governor of New Jersey — men with no real connection to Washington — Mr. Romney could have doubled-down on that outsider status and perhaps complicated the president's strategy.

The worst of it came in October, when a teammate, Alexei Cherepanov, died after a game in Chekhov of what was later determined to be a heart ailment perhaps complicated by injections of kordiamin, a drug on the list of substances banned by the World Anti-Doping Agency.

This k-subgroup now faces its own collective action problem, one that is perhaps complicated by the sense that the large number of free riders are getting away with something unfairly.

If social services feared to tread to avoid causing offence, and perhaps complicating wider work within the Pakistani community, then that has proved a terrible error.

It perhaps complicates the issue of a woman's life and work that the love she tore herself away from so that she could be free, and free to write, turned out to have been the Muse.

Perhaps complicating future fall marketing plans for NBC, last week the network's entertainment chairman, Bob Greenblatt, installed Len Fogge as the new president for marketing, replacing Adam Stotsky, who had been in charge for three years and had overseen the Bloomingdale's deal.

Perhaps complicating the issue, at least one of the ads featured a company -- Verizon -- that has a history with the National Labor Relations Board, which ruled against the phone service provider in a noted 2007 case.

-- who is polling at around 12percentt in New Hampshire -- signaled he will take the fight to Romney in the state, perhaps complicating Santorum's attempt to consolidate support from anti-Romney voters.

The president's task for Mr. Reid is perhaps more complicated.