Sentence examples for complex to tackle from inspiring English sources

That is what makes it so complex to tackle.

However the CMA's final report concluded that this was too complex to tackle.

"It is much bigger than microbeads and much more complex to tackle," he added.

These agreements are different from the traditional trade agreements because they incorporate cooperation on difficult trade policy issues such as regulatory barriers which have been complex to tackle so far.

For local business owners who operate on tight budgets and typically without access to marketing expertise, online marketing can often seem too complex to tackle.

But McConnell (R-Ky). said on Thursday that his caucus will not agree to revenue-raising measures as part of the debt ceiling deal, arguing tax issues are too complex to tackle by August.

It often feels a complex area to tackle and may not be top priority.

Looking forward, this systematic approach enables materials-by-design of complex architectures to tackle demanding engineering challenges in the future.

Sexual assault and harassment is obviously a fraught and complex issue to tackle; ensuring that headlining acts are diverse should be much simpler.

That is what makes it one of the most complex subjects to tackle - one where collaboration is of paramount importance.

Food insecurity is a huge and complex issue to tackle, but we can do so much better at protecting the most vulnerable, especially the children, now.