Sentence examples for complex to make and from inspiring English sources

Four-door cars are more complex to make and the Berlina was way behind schedule, so management went to coach builder Bertone, asking it to quickly knock off a bunch of two-door Sprints.

As early as 10,000 years ago, the Tahltan First Nations people, who now live in Dease Lake, Telegraph Creek and the Iskut, used obsidian from the Mount Edziza volcanic complex to make tools and weapons for trading material.

It's really complex to make something simple and especially when you started addressing the financial world.

But she said North Korea must first promise broad changes in the complex to make it globally competitive and must guarantee that it would not use the economic project as a political bargaining chip again.

Yes four dimensions...it was like weaving a tapestry and unbelievably complex to make it.

It's such a complex film to make and you'll probably never get funded".

Like taxi medallion owners, stores like Borders or Blockbuster, or manufacturers like Kodak; news organizations have complex, expensive assets to make and distribute things that in a digital age are abundant, undervalued, and intangible.

For far too long, journalists and media companies have thought of television as a separate beast -- both complex and expensive to make and to deliver.

Torn up by a complex decision you need to make, and that pro/con list just isn't helping?

In an interview on Monday, Mr. Benton, the director, said that "pictures like this are incredibly difficult to make and complex to market in a world that demands happy endings".

This was a much more challenging and complex film to make than Pineapple Express and he presented it on set as an open book.