Sentence examples for complex to negotiate from inspiring English sources

It is extremely difficult and complex to negotiate these trade agreements.

This sounds utopian – and it certainly would be exceptionally complex to negotiate and implement.

But it would be incredibly complex to negotiate a new set of trade agreements worldwide, when the world is increasingly concentrating into trade blocs, and all the while firms might shift out of the UK due to the uncertainty.

Challenges include transaction costs because debt conversions can be complex to negotiate, execute, and monitor.

The agreement calls for two South Korean companies, Hyundai Asan and Korea Land Corporation, to arrange contracts for developing the complex and to negotiate with major Korean firms for power and communications services.

"China is a more complex country to negotiate than Russia," adds Saarnio.

In November Saarnio told TechCrunch Jolla was also in talks with the Chinese government, though he described it as a "more complex" country to negotiate with.

That means, in reality, a system of controls on the movement of people into the UK that preserves as much of the economic benefit of the single market as possible: that's not unachievable, though it is hugely complex and difficult to negotiate with an EU of 27 nations.

Mental illness is dazzlingly complex and difficult to negotiate, even for those of us closest to it.

Those variables, she said, are often too complex to be negotiated online.

It gives George Bush's administration "fast-track" authority to negotiate complex trade deals, such as the Doha round.