Sentence examples for be pretty complex to from inspiring English sources

The kind of public key encryption that Google is using tends to be pretty complex to set up, so Google has quite a challenge ahead of it if it wants to make this a system that even non-technical users can understand.

It doesn't sound like much, but it's pretty complex to execute well, which, despite a few glitches, SEER managed to do.

"Derivatives can be pretty complex, and 'illiquid', meaning they don't get traded a lot, or at all, so it's harder to determine their value.

Some of my tics can be pretty complex: "Alexa Chung died.

Of course, computer repair jobs can be pretty complex — the Geeks won't necessarily know what's wrong with a computer when they accept a job, and they probably won't know how long it will take to fix.

Talking about visible stigma can sometimes be pretty complex.

Human beings are pretty complex.

Iraq, for instance, looks like being pretty "complex" for decades to come as the uneasy pull back of US forces today indicates.

Dr. Wood said that although he had read the five papers quickly "late at night over a glass of whisky," he believed they would prove to be "a watershed in our understanding of human evolution, even if only to demonstrate that things are pretty complex, and because of this it will be very difficult to link different fossils in an evolutionary sequence".

As you can see, we're pretty complex creatures -- especially when it comes to the way we think and process the world.

"Trying to model and simulate it are pretty complex.