Sentence examples for complex to come out from inspiring English sources
Prosecutors said the fraud would be one of the biggest and most complex to come out of the housing collapse and the government's huge bailout of the banking industry.
The Volcker Rule was one of the complex regulations to come out of Dodd-Frank.
Our finding further highlights the importance of not overlooking potential function by the sSNPs, which may not be as selectively neutral as is generally thought[ 29], an important consideration given the expected wealth of complex-disease association data to come out of the new genotyping technologies.
However, there are enough hints here that there may be a much more complex Karren Brady still waiting to come out.
"I believe that a lot of small people in other provinces have an inferiority complex, and don't want to come out," says Mr Berry.
In fairness, that sometimes meant I hadn't switched it on properly, an activity so complex a man from Lexus had to come out to show me how to do it.
And what's started to come out is a more complex story.
Canada's relationship to the Queen is a complex one, similar to that of Australia, another member of the British Commonwealth seeking to come out from Britain's shadow.
Campa added that the government hoped "to come out of the meeting with commitments defining where to go from here in this very complex situation".
