Sentence examples for complex clauses from inspiring English sources

His sentences rambled through thickets of complex clauses, only occasionally landing on punchy applause lines.

Hardly surprising, especially if you are a new minister taking over a long-gestated bill with 300 complex clauses.

As to writing up your stories from the conference, the same rules apply as for any good news story: you should use crisp, short sentences and avoid complex clauses.

It is they who have to take the legislation, translate its complex clauses into practical plans, and determine how far Lansley's hopes will be realised and the fears of his detractors proven or not.

He said that dealing with dot-coms can be difficult for a professional advisers like a lawyer, because their top managers are so busy developing new products that they do not have time to be concerned about complex clauses in leases.

Each manuscript is segmented first into complex clauses and then into simple clauses.

Deutsche Telekom's planned acquisition of the upstart American wireless operator VoiceStream Wireless has been delayed by a complex clause that was quietly added to the terms of the deal earlier this week, executives close to the companies said yesterday.

Just go to YouTube and find videos of broadcast news shows of the 1960s, or press conferences, and you'll hear journalists and politicians alike using complex, clause-packed sentences to express relatively complex, idea-packed thoughts about current affairs.

In the clause complex, clause 1 "In the fields just north of our village there stands a small shrine," and clause 2 she said are in an equal status; and they are indicated with Arabic letters 1 and 2 in terms of taxis.

The single 'sentence' here – a clause complex of 3 clauses – is co-constructed by doctor and patient, producing a total of 3 thematic News (including line 12) and 4 rhematic News.

There are plenty of complex terms, clauses, provisions and other conditions written into investment agreements.