Sentence examples for politically complicated from inspiring English sources

But any such request would be politically complicated for Prime Minister Nuri Kamal al-Maliki because of Mr. Sadr's influence.

The cannabis industry – if one can begin to call it that – is legally, socially and politically complicated.

Even more politically complicated is the question of how the closure has affected Hamas's authority and popularity.

But others in the administration are arguing that the president should take his time, because the decision is both scientifically and politically complicated.

But the past in general and 1945 in particular was as politically complicated as our own times: those who suggest otherwise do not know their history.

Hitler and Mussolini and Goebbels were universal enemies around here in wartime, when those lines appeared, but subsequent wars and bad guys have been politically complicated, and I've steered away.

The implications culturally and politically are complicated and not entirely fathomable – but surely worth discussing.

While Dr. Albright is viewed by many in Kosovo as a national hero for her leading role in the country's creation, the deal was "politically too complicated," said Agron Demi, executive director of the GAP Institute for Advanced Studies in Pristina, the Kosovo capital.

But it is far more complicated politically.

These strategies, however, have been piecemeal, in many cases temporary, legally complicated, politically difficult and slow.

But a drone strike was politically far less complicated for both countries, said Gregory D. Johnsen, an expert on Yemen at Princeton.