Sentence examples for are unusually complex from inspiring English sources

Coach Eric Mangini's defensive schemes, which call for a lot of shifting and misdirection, are unusually complex.

Coronaviruses are unusually complex, so finding potential vaccine targets has been hard, and the extensive safety testing is expensive.

Many Marvel releases reflect American political turmoil of the moment, but this film's confrontations with the agonies of the day are unusually complex and resonant.

Alcohol's emotional effect is unusually complex, he had said.

The financial structure of the deal was unusually complex.

The political calculus for the nominee is unusually complex this time.

International diplomacy is unusually complex these days, which may be why so few tennis players engage in it.

All prospective homebuyers have their own requirements, but when Hillary Clinton went hunting for a post-White House home this past month, hers were unusually complex.

The federal case is unusually complex, involving 90 wineries, 40 private collectors, the local police, the United States attorney's office, the Bureau of Alcohol , Tobacco Firearmsand Explosives and the Internal Revenue Service.

By Richard Brody February 16, 2018 Many films in the Marvel franchise reflect American turmoil of the day, but the land of Wakanda, in "Black Panther," is unusually complex and resonant.

The investigation into the global banks is unusually complex and it could continue for years, and ultimately end in settlements rather than indictments, said the officials close to the case.