Sentence examples for bit of a complicated from inspiring English sources
"Drawing a chain of causality and trying to arrive at the first person who introduced it onto the Internet is a bit of a complicated task," he said.
"Health care is a little bit of a complicated story to tell, and radio gives you a bit more space than something like TV," Ms. Paige said.
Cabrera is a bit of a complicated hero with a troubled history of alcoholism, but he took in his new adulation humbly, Drew Sharp writes in The Detroit Free Press.
It's a bit of a complicated story, but basically investors still believe that high-end manufacturing will drive excess profits even in a chaotic, slower growing, and competitive world.
"What we've got going on in JeffCo right now is a bit of a complicated situation," Beauprez said in a forum at Metro State college on Friday.
Getting that album out ended up being a bit of a complicated operation with a lot of sample clearances and cost delays, so we didn't put out a remix.
Bishop said the Liberal party had not been expected to win the 2010 Victorian election and "sadly they got off to a bit of a shaky start" and this was complicated by the instability caused by the Liberal-turned-independent MP Geoff Shaw.
That's a bit of a mouthful, and it gets even a little more complicated.
All of this seems a bit too complicated.
