Sentence examples for complex to operate from inspiring English sources

It's very complex to operate it.

Third, corporate VCs and accelerators are costly and complex to operate, turning them into a slow and expensive innovation tool.

Social assistance regulations are inevitably even more complex to operate than other parts of the social security system.

All this makes the telescope the most expensive unmanned scientific spacecraft ever built by the United States and the most complex to operate.

All these systems, together with the high speed of rolling, make cold-reduction mills highly complex to operate and controllable only by computer.

But I found that it was a bit more complex to operate, and the maker warns that some effects will really challenge the processor in less-powerful Android devices.

Seemingly a post-industrial jumble, the Lupeni coal mining complex continues to operate a mine.

Somehow it has become a good thing that they are big and bureaucratic, and rely on complex systems to operate.

In it's heyday, the Colosseum boasted an extensive subterranean level where the complex machinery to operate the stadium's special effects resided, not to mention pens for wild animals, as well as facilities for the gladiators who fought there.

Does it stem from the design and aesthetics of the product (i.e., apparel) or does it depend on functionality, technological innovation and/or the flawless interplay of complex systems to operate (i.e., airplane)?

"The process sector can be a highly complex area to operate in but, thanks to this investment, Doosan Babcock will have the skillset and specialist knowledge to offer customers an integrated engineering and construction service that is unparalleled".