Sentence examples for be complicated to set from inspiring English sources

It would be complicated to set up subsidized buffer zones and special children's fares in the subway, but a brave restaurateur could certainly try the experiment.

YouTube today is rolling out a new feature that will allow video creators to start a live stream from their web cam without downloading encoding software, which can be complicated to set up.

In the case of Kam et al. [ 17], although the method for estimating the focal spot distortion is elegant, it relies on the combination of Nomarski and fluorescence contrasts, which may be complicated to set up in an existing microscope, and impossible to use on thick, scattering samples for which no image is obtained in transmission.

They are complicated to set up and not easily adapted to new tasks.

Once his lawyer finally found him it took another three hours to get him out there, presumably because if there's no record of your having been arrested it's complicated to arrange the paperwork which will set you free.

"It's been very complicated to set up a firewall separating the money given to us and the money spent by the C.P.A".

It is therefore complicated to set up the P e parameter, however, experiments at Section 7.3 show that, in practice, results are quite stable with the P e variation, then we empirically set it to 1%.

Was it complicated to set yourselves up to receive Bitcoins?

Corporations are not complicated to set up.

It is usually a long process to obtain enough patient samples and enough epithelial cell quantities within the tissue sample to complete a study and collaboration between transplantation and research centers are generally complicated to set up.

Existing industrial robots could perform this work, and do it much more quickly, but they could not easily be slotted into a human production line because they are complicated to program and set up, and they are dangerous to be around.