Sentence examples for complex to be managed from inspiring English sources

Have the largest banks grown too big and too complex to be managed safely?

"The Korean economy is too large and too complex to be managed by the government," he says.

Cape Eleuthera Resort, which quietly opened some two-bedroom townhouses last year, is planning a hotel, and Cotton Bay, an eco-friendly luxury villa complex to be managed by Starwood, is under construction.

But when schools in England do refer pupils to mental health services because their needs are considered too complex to be managed "inhouse", more than half, 54%, report that the referral system is ineffective.

Many banks have become too complex to be managed properly, says Glenn Woodcock, a director at Andromeda Capital Management and a former head of credit-risk infrastructure at RBS. IT alone cannot fix that problem for them.

Reagan: From time to time, we have been tempted to believe that society has become too complex to be managed by self-rule, that government by an elite group is superior to government for, by, and of the people.

"While humanitarians are eager to support solutions for displaced persons, these processes are extremely complex and need to be managed in a delicate, transparent fashion.

But they are also becoming ever more complex, and so have to be managed by a fast-growing army of information technology (IT) worker bees.

Mr Tyndall says the current system is too complex and he wants the services to be managed by a single body.

Due to the highly complex and informal data that has to be managed in the conceptual design this early design phase still lacks of suitable computer support.

Besides, the rapid adoption of eBusiness has resulted in an ever-increasing set of complex applications and IT infrastructure components to be managed.