Sentence examples for be so complex and from inspiring English sources

The experts said a robot mission might work, but it would be so complex and difficult that NASA should maintain the shuttle option just in case.

Even if a program won approval, experts caution, it would be so complex, and so far in the future -- it would begin to go into effect in 2006, with some pieces coming much later -- that the effect on the states would not be fully comprehended for years.

For example, the process of prior elicitation may be prohibitively time-consuming; two practitioners may have irreconcilable subjective prior beliefs; or the model may be so complex and high-dimensional that humans cannot reasonably express their prior beliefs as formal distributions.

But the details of the disagreement have provided a rare view into a normally very private world of high-end art selling in which membership rules, responsibilities, rewards and reprisals can be so complex and changeable that even art world veterans say they sometimes struggle to decode them.

Only human lives could be so complex, and only watching people grow and change could be as involving as this surprising film manages to be.

Scientists have had the chance to analyse the massive amount of data from the 7.8m earthquake that struck the upper South Island last November and have found it to be so complex and unusual they are now having to rethink earthquake hazards in plate boundary zones worldwide.

They say the universe is so complex and yet orderly.

The causes are so complex, and often unknowable.

With sous vide, the technology is so complex and there are so many variables.

This society is so complex and the insecurity is so great.

"I think the market is so complex and the machinery is so complex and... I don't think there's anything you can do any more.