Sentence examples for complicated calculus from inspiring English sources

"I don't know what the complicated calculus people are going through in their minds," Doctoroff said.

However, the approach needs Lax pair representations and involves complicated calculus on Riemann surfaces.

But baby vacations involve a complicated calculus.

This is a complicated calculus under the best of circumstances.

In boxing, a more complicated calculus is required.

It's another complicated calculus; cardholders are allowed only two 30-minute increments if others are waiting.

Lately, golf has become as complicated as calculus for the player nicknamed the Big Easy.

The decisive votes cast on Tuesday came from moderates and independents, whom the exit polls showed favoring Democratic House candidates by about 3 to 2. Nancy Pelosi and the other Democratic leaders face a genuinely complicated political calculus.

Still, administration officials acknowledge that the sudden threat from ISIS to Americans — several of whom are still held by the militants in Syria — had complicated the calculus for the United States in a conflict Mr. Obama has largely avoided.

Ritchie took over the season after the Douglas opened its doors, an expansion that stretched resources and complicated the calculus of new play development and production.

The deregulation of the airline industry in the late 1970s, which ushered in an era of cutthroat competition, only complicated this calculus further.