Sentence examples for an extremely convoluted system from inspiring English sources

And to complicate things Lazard has set up an extremely convoluted system of corporations "affiliated with" other corporations, some based in Bermuda (HA!) and none particularly traceable to being the actual owners of Atria.

His work opens fresh, fascinating perspectives on the military's role in an emerging state". appreciated by college-level instructors who need to present to their students a clear narrative thread that must detail and explain an extremely convoluted event.

He just arrives — sometimes as part of an extremely convoluted phrase — in a rock-solid position on one foot with no "voilà" to let us know that other dancers might find that hard.

Practically, it's about a semipopular indie-rock band with some contemporary classical-music experience not embarrassing itself in a multimedia commission with an extremely convoluted theme and text.

Joint venture liability is an extremely convoluted and confusing catchall designed to address the case of the phantom felon and convict anyone who may have done it without actually proving they did it.

A convoluted system, he said, is trickier for low-income students, who may not have friends and relatives to advise them on the best sequence of courses.

Right now, the security of airports and airliners is managed under a convoluted system where airport owners, airlines and the Federal Aviation Administration all have overlapping responsibilities.

It's a convoluted system in desperate need of streamlining, and you are far better off just buying vendor gear or finding stuff in the wild.

This has led to a convoluted system that has continuously proven it is incapable of meeting basic KYC and AML standards.

Super has been an extremely generous system.

The accords also bequeathed an extremely complex system of government, which has made governance extremely difficult.