Sentence examples for bit complicated for from inspiring English sources

[Laughs] This is a bit complicated for me.

Amélie Mauresmo, Murray's coach, said: "We know that right now it's a little bit complicated for him, lots of things to deal with, so there are ups and downs.

The prospect of Redden or Seidenberg returning could make things a bit complicated for the Bruins' coach, given the strong play of the rookies who replaced them: Torey Krug and Matt Bartkowski.

"Glaciers are a diary of climate change, but written in a language that is a bit complicated for the average person to understand," said David Hawkins, head of the climate program at the Natural Resources Defense Council, a national nonprofit environmental action group.

Nevertheless this is all a bit complicated for developers.

"That was a bit complicated for me because I got confused as to what I was meant to be looking for".

It also appears that the refractive index exhibits a slight decrease for Ne ion irradiation and a decrease in a littlie bit complicated way for 100 keV N ion irradiation.

The mediation parenthetical can get a bit complicated to state, for one might want to claim that, e.g., wrench and hammer are associated, even if the association is mediated through a link between screwdriver.

"But I'm afraid the shape will be a bit complicated, like a bra for just one side.

Uber Rewards is still a bit complicated to be easy enough for everyone to quickly understand, but it does a good job of offering powerful perks and a way for everyone to earn $5 rebates.

But now life has got a bit complicated, albeit in a nice way, for Fleetwood-based Blackpool fans.