Sentence examples for turned complicated from inspiring English sources
What might have been a simple immigration case turned complicated when the police found fake Somali identification papers on him.
The affair turned complicated in 1943 when Edda's husband, Galeazzo Ciano, helped overthrow and briefly imprison Il Duce.
When the election turned complicated, George W. Bush should have sent his advisers to Jozsefvaros for a lesson.
In an era of ongoing austerity and increased personal savings — especially in the United States — the BMW business proposition has turned complicated, to say the least.
But in Mr. Johns's hands they turn complicated.
It "turns complicated history into a vivid and engaging" work, Alan Brinkley said here last year.
The 64-year-old Swedish doctor and his Gapminder foundation developed software which turns complicated figures for, say, global health or economics, into interactive graphics.
Yet another example of the evils that occur when lawmakers attempt to turn complicated health and social issues into simplistic rights or wrongs.
That elaborately planned robbery goes off without too many hitches, but when Nick's men take bags of cash that turn out to belong to Chinese mobsters, everything turns complicated and dangerous.
But South Africa, swamped by every sort of crime and struggling to remake its apartheid-era system of law enforcement, has nothing like the American Securities and Exchange Commission's army of investigators and prosecutors with the skills and resources to turn complicated, painstaking investigations into coherent, viable prosecutions.
Research in Uganda (39, 40) argue correctly that partners/husbands are regarded as heads of households and consequently mainly involved in making decisions if a delivery turns complicated.
