Sentence examples for a complicated state from inspiring English sources
In an interview after her announcement today, she pledged to support pragmatic Republicans over "ideologues".A complicated governor, then, in a complicated state.
"Russia is a complicated state, inhabited by many different peoples, by followers of different faiths, and in this sense also the mission of the patriarch of Moscow and All Russia is extremely notable," he said, without elaborating.
Adding to the difficulty was a complicated state school reform law that allows Michigan's governor, John Engler, to appoint one of the district's seven board members and grant that person sole veto power in the selection of a new chief executive.
Politically, Arizona is a complicated state full of contradictions.
Florida is a complicated state for any one candidate to traverse.
One major advantage of separating the correlation computation and filtering process in hardware is that the filter system is not involved with a complicated state machine.
"Despite the fact that it's a very large state, a very complicated state, and has the longest ballots in the Western world — all these things that you'd think would complicate voting — they don't wait that long," Mr. Stewart said.
MADISON, a liberal college town that doubles as the capital of a politically complicated state, pulls its disparate elements together into a spirited reality all its own, a funky amalgam of hard-partying students, socially conscious activists, sports fans, outdoor warriors, politicos from both sides of the aisle, artists, foodies and more.
The Yugoslav federation was a very complicated state, which really needed mature and flexible leadership in all the republics.
This implies a somehow more "complicated" state determination procedure, but theoretically no meshing is required.
This news delighted Mr. Grosswald and gave him an acute case of what psychologists call "hagglerphoria," a complicated mental state characterized by a mix of joy and anger-tinged sadness — the first stemming from the results, the second from the realization that it took the Haggler's interventions to get those results.
