Both sides say the fight could eventually become the most expensive lobbying campaign Washington has witnessed because the stakes are so high for businesses and taxpayers and the issue is so complex for most Americans.
— Dick Lima A. The facts in your case are so complex that I turned for help to two partners at the Woods Oviatt Gilman law firm in Rochester — Bob Kessler, who does estate taxes, and Bob Croessmann, who does income taxes.
The technique is ideal, he says, for any jobs that are so complex that the operator is continually looking for instructions.
And technologies are so complex that it's impractical for a company to gather all the resources it needs under one roof.
Because today's business environments are so complex, it is nearly impossible for a single person or even a small group of individuals to understand all the issues that come before a board.
This is because new technologies are so complex and are needed globally, for instance to tackle climate change, that they require global development efforts and global distribution.
But the variables, such as crops, growing areas, seasons and sales to wholesale outlets are so complex that it's difficult for even a determined manager to catch cheaters, who have grown increasingly creative in exploiting the loopholes in market rules, Rodgers said.
The company's accounting arrangements are so complex that it took six years for HM Revenue & Customs to decide how much UK tax it should pay.
Some of its operations are so complex – with costs running into £25,000 for 10 hours of surgery – that the NHS can only afford to pay for 80 a year.
He is recognized academically for his research on "randomized algorithms," which are used as a kind of shortcut to solve problems that are so complex and involve so much data — for example, all the pages on the Web — that computing an exact answer would be impractical or impossible.
