Sentence examples for profoundly complicated from inspiring English sources

The relationship between American Jews and Israeli Jews is profoundly complicated, fraught, and significant.

Like the ill-fated, capricious, and beautiful Fuchsia from Mervyn Peake's "Gormenghast," it is profoundly complicated — lovable and doomed.

How exactly does Mr. Powell or anyone else propose to unwind that when the cross-border issues are profoundly complicated and it's every regulator for himself?

Because we ain't all the same.'" Jenner's transition has not provided all the answers to a profoundly complicated set of questions.

Watching a game come together is like watching a cathedral self-assemble during a hurricane Making a modern video game, like filming a blockbuster movie, is a profoundly complicated endeavour.

Officials from Rutgers, which has been refitting its old residence halls with sprinklers, told the committee that the task of installing the systems in dormitories was profoundly complicated by the fact that work could only be conducted during 8 or 10 weeks of summer vacation.

But it could also profoundly complicate things for the woman herself.

BAGHDAD — Prime Minister Nuri Kamal al-Maliki of Iraq appeared almost assured of a second term in office on Friday after securing the support of an anti-American Shiite Islamic movement whose return to political power could profoundly complicate relations with the United States.

"It massively complicates the military logistics and profoundly complicates the vote.

These differences profoundly complicate policy decisions regarding nutrient intakes.

However, it is this same bundle of characteristics that profoundly complicates the process of negotiating the alien world of a large, English-language dominated, Australian hospital system.