Sentence examples for a confusing and complex from inspiring English sources

And to some who monitor the gamesmanship between the parties, it appeared that the Republicans were seeking to enlist on the side of the angels on a confusing and complex issue in which neither party could claim purity.

It makes for a confusing and complex conflict.

Accessibility in transportation domain is considered to be a broad and very flexible concept; as a result, it is occasionally confusing and complex.

"We hear from our small-business members that navigating the federal marketplace is extremely confusing and complex," said Molly Brogan, a spokeswoman for the National Small Business Association, an advocacy group based in Washington.

As much as AV models have captured speaker identity, this provides a classification problem which is more confusing and complex for them relative to choosing irrelevant signals from different speaker(s).

"People have always fought about shelter and real estate, but never has it been so contentious, confusing and complex," said Bernard E. Clair, a matrimonial lawyer with Katten Muchin Zavis Rosenman.

(That was despite the best efforts of the moderator, Clive Crook, who as a Brit admitted at the outset how confusing and complex the U.S. higher-ed system is).

Ham, however, is concerned about the "confusing and complex" arrangements created as a result of the Health and Social Care Act.

To a degree, the problem is that genre is inherently confusing and complex.

Though the station is laid out in the most confusing and complex way, with too few ticket gates, too few information boards and too many commuters, the chocolate and raspberry sandwich does cushion the blow a little.

The company has been criticized for years for confusing and complex privacy controls.