Sentence examples for best complicated from inspiring English sources

There has been plenty of reporting in this area too, also based on anonymous sources, suggesting that relations between Abramson and Thompson are at best complicated.

The relationship between the Plymouth founders' religious views and the later disestablishment of religion was at best complicated and indirect.

Each pledge is different; the best are complicated because what a country actually does depends on lots of local factors.

The proposed "carbon credit" market is at best a complicated and inefficient attempt to scavenge some of the benefits of the real economic solution, while obscuring the political cost.

The good news for England is that, even without the all-conquering Saracens posse, there are several young players doing their best to complicate Jones's selectorial plans.

Williams did her best to complicate rumors of a DC reunion, but there was to be no mystery about Beyonce's vocals.

At best, this complicates attempts to quantify the status of forest biodiversity; at worst, it can lead commentators who analyze only summary statistics to conclude that concern about forest change is misplaced [46].

That's why I like to talk to patients and ask them how best to explain complicated medical information, so that every individual can have the information he or she needs to make the best decisions for him -- or herself.

The thinking seems to be, best not allow complicated social relationships until children become teenagers and are so very emotionally stable.

He was at his best in distilling complicated, fluid stories, such as the secession from the Labour Party of the Gang of Four in 1981 to set up the Social Democrats, for example, or the debate over whether the New Labour government should hold a referendum on the euro (its failure to do so was a grave disappointment to the strongly pro-European Young).

The competition for best actor is complicated by the nominations of both Philip Seymour Hoffman and John C. Reilly for their performances in "True West," despite efforts by the play's producers to have the actors, who alternate roles every three performances, considered jointly as one candidate.