More companies are now acting fraudulently, with more complex and clever frauds against more people.
We will soon see whether this shattering crisis will make him more supple, complex and clever.
They are so intricate and complex and clever and stunning and when will you stop being so incredibly cruel?
The tough, complex and clever of the profession are, for example, portrayed with particular brilliance in the HBO goldrush-era series Deadwood.
He said the big companies could easily get round MPs' questions with "very complex, very clever, very confusing answers", adding: "You'll never get to the bottom of it".
I think I say this in the book somewhere, but a different way of looking at it is: If your clever complex doesn't reduce the suffering of real men and women, maybe you need a new clever, complex theory of the world.
His plots are complex but have clever, simple hooks.
Glenn Close, who plays an American expatriate novelist, Olivia Pace, described it as "a very charming, clever, complex script about the clash of cultures and how different cultures perceive each other".
This is clever, complex, highly imaginative, technically brilliant food served with warmth and charm in a restaurant (with rooms, for those who want to set about the wine list) that is splendid in every regard.
So in all three pieces here — the program ends with his "Socrates," which had its world premiere at Tuesday's performance — he gives us quiet, clever, complex choreography that keeps the audience attentive but seated.
