Sentence examples for are particularly complicated from inspiring English sources
Obviously, none of these three things are particularly complicated.
Real estate deals tend to be financially complex, and Mr. Trump's are particularly complicated.
Photographs of sculptures are particularly complicated — which vantage is the "right" one?
However, Mr. Karmen said, statistics can be inaccurate, and are "particularly complicated when dealing with kids and schools".
The high school report cards are particularly complicated, partly because high school students, unlike third through eighth graders, do not take yearly standardized tests.
In London the logistics are particularly complicated because the host city has so much else going on, events are taking place throughout the capital, and existing transport systems are already heaving with local traffic at the best of times.
Recent history is particularly complicated.
The issue is particularly complicated in historically conservative North Carolina.
The case is particularly complicated for smaller outlets, which are free to voluntarily charge.
Life in the United States could be particularly complicated and difficult for Iranians.
Even in the fun house of litigation about mortgages, this one is particularly complicated.
