Sentence examples for complex to figure out from inspiring English sources

Experts agree there is nothing magical about how the brain works, nothing that is too inherently complex to figure out and copy.

Her goal was simple and complex: to figure out how a modern Filipino eatery could be competitive in the U.S. hospitality industry, which chews up and spits out amateurs.

But not every country in Asia is so willing to give out tax breaks, and even for those that do, it's often quite complex to figure out how to take advantage of them.

How do you regulate risks that are too complex to figure out without a Ph. D.? During the last wave of regulatory reform in the 1930s, there were no derivatives, no CDOs or credit default swaps.

The controls are easier to use for kids' smaller hands than for my own adult-size mitts, and nothing's too terribly complex to figure out.

That opens the possibility of exchanging goods—say, a cow for a year's supply of bread for which a fair swap would otherwise be too complex to figure out.

They employ complex algorithms to figure out how much teachers contribute to their students' learning, holding constant factors such as demographics.

HARRISON BROWN, an 18-year-old freshman majoring in mathematics at M.I.T., didn't need to do complex calculations to figure out he liked this deal: in exchange for letting researchers track his every move, he receives a free smartphone.

Sellers will have to employ complex technology to figure out the appropriate rate for an infinite variety of products and services and then whom to send the money to and when; there will be multiple deadlines.

Instead, the situation cries out for the appointment of someone with a track record of sorting through complex problems to figure out what happened and who's responsible.

Jill Soloway's increasingly complex series tries to figure out why.