Sentence examples for a bit complicated to from inspiring English sources

It's a bit complicated to explain how this works.

Working out what the figure might be would be a bit complicated to explain.

Seems it's a bit complicated to operate, more so than the competition anyway.

However, the vast selection of classes made it a bit complicated to keep my goal--getting a degree in physics or math or both--in mind.

NAD+ is a bit complicated to explain, but it's believed to be a precursor to anti-aging in cells and Elysium says its ingredients increase these levels.

There is one significant caveat to the integration with Office, but it's a bit complicated to describe so bear with me.

So we have the d y z shown here, d x z shown here, so maximum amplitude 45 degrees off z and x axes, and then z -- these pictures are a little bit complicated to see -- d x y, so it's 45 degrees off of the x and the y.

"It's a little bit complicated to understand everything, but this could happen in Switzerland one day.

Things get a bit complicated at higher levels, when the formations can get offset.

The gift giving process for Give Real is a bit complicated, perhaps to a fault.

Switching from a 3GS to a 4 is a bit complicated; you'll need to go to the original store you purchased it at, pre-order the iPhone 4, and then make the return/switch when you pick up your iPhone 4 on June 21st.