Sentence examples for start complicated from inspiring English sources

How to redevelop Lower Manhattan has been a sensitive issue from the very start, complicated by efforts to balance business interests with emotional and aesthetic concerns.

Starting my own business was something that appealed to me, but knowing where to start was complicated.

Let's start with complicated.

I wouldn't like that to start getting complicated".

Like Newton, we'll start being complicated human beings, and not blank robots.

Most drama series start off complicated and slowly offer up their secrets.

The interim government, however, was set to run from mid-2004 to the end of 2005 and was to be chosen by local and national caucuses in spring/summer 2004 which, from the start, looked complicated.

But the fate of the treaty, known as New Start, was complicated by a deadlock over government spending and the political subtext about whether the pact's approval would rejuvenate a weakened president after his party's midterm election defeat.

She is, from the start, a complicated, frequently uncharming character, and Ms. Tautou's fierce and sinewy performance represents a decisive break with the dimpled-pixie typecasting she has been struggling against since "Amélie".

But that starts getting complicated.

Page A10 Olh Journal Taken With More Than One Grain In the salt marshes of southern Portugal, a group of young people began a venture that started out complicated; cultivating microalgae for the organic food market.