Sentence examples for which complicates matters from inspiring English sources

Manufacturers also tweak some Android editions, which complicates matters.

Each state and local government has its own set of tax rules, which complicates matters.

Which complicates matters because, note well, independent money is not soft money, nor is issues money.

Iraq's wells, unlike many Kuwaiti ones, are often associated with natural gas, which complicates matters.

Many of the brothels are owned by the police, which complicates matters, but eventually authorities in Cambodia were pressured enough that they ordered a partial crackdown.

But in his governing style, he looks an awful lot like a moderate Democrat, which complicates matters for Mr. Thompson, who as it happens is a moderate Democrat.

State doesn't permit property in N.Y. to be willed to the government, which complicated matters.

But Phillips decided to kick his case up to the Supreme Court, which complicated matters considerably, given that the Civil Rights Act of 1964 doesn't specifically protect people based on sexual orientation or marital status.

And suppliers of those many parts are not always interested in going open source, which further complicates matters.

Just like the landlady's daughter in The Lodger, Alice is stepping out with a copper, which only complicates matters, and increases her feelings of misplaced guilt.

There are also few standards for stone names, which further complicates matters: One company's Silver Wave marble might be exactly the same as another company's Kenya Black.