Sentence examples for being too complicated from inspiring English sources
Traditional approaches to pathophysiology are advancing but still have many limitations that arise from real biologic systems and their associated physiological phenomena being too complicated.
Devised in the US in 1933 by Charles Darrow, the Monopoly concept was originally rejected by game companies for being too complicated.
We are also concerned that, like the initial attempts at Basel II for banks, it risks being too complicated in its desire to introduce a 'risk sensitive' regime".
It is time to open up the discussion about what constitutes a "risk" to encompass the well-documented problems caused by the use and release into our environment of carcinogenic substances and oestrogen-mimicking toxins which are invariably dismissed by the "cancer community" and government as being too "complicated" to address.
Plume Air Report strikes the right balance between providing insightful information about air pollution and not being too complicated.
The VAL system was perceived by some interviewees as being too complicated and unclear with too many words, columns, and multiple duplications.
Human beings are too complicated.
They are too complicated.
