Sentence examples for war complicated from inspiring English sources

It is a war complicated by competing interpretations of history, and by conflicting political and economic philosophies.

The strain of the war, complicated by the intrigues and machinations within the royal house, caused a great gulf to develop between the monarchy and educated society and between the tsar and the rest of the population.

"The presence of the foreigners in this imposed war complicates the sitaution in Helmand," he said, echoing the government line that the war is run by a Taliban leadership believed to be based in Pakistan with official protection.

Election violence is more extreme in Maguindanao, where an Islamic insurgency and longstanding clan wars complicate the security situation.

But these complicated times, these times of war, require complicated answers.

The political implications of a renewed culture war are complicated.

Drawing up protocols with schedules and addenda, signed by dubious partners, to disarm a régime at war is complicated.

The advent of World War I complicated the car business in Germany, and much of the industrial facility was committed to military use.

But the cartel war has complicated things here: the violence in Juárez can seem so far away, and yet so close.

But for Tibetans, the traditional tug of war is complicated by a real ambivalence on the part of their leadership toward their growing presence in the United States.

Sadly, Russia's latest intervention makes a political settlement – a necessary pre-condition for defeating Isis as well as ending the civil war – more complicated.