Sentence examples for complicated ever from inspiring English sources

Mr. Wilson said it was also disingenuous for Mr. McGreevey to blame Mr. Gross for the E-ZPass budget problems because New Jersey's system was the largest and most complicated ever built.

What kinks up "It's Complicated" ever so slightly is that one of the two suitors here is Jane's former husband, Jake (Alec Baldwin), an unreconstructed womanizer now married to the much-younger Agness (Lake Bell), a hard-bellied beauty with abs and smiles of steel.

Economies are complicated, ever-changing entities; it was understandable that few economists realized the extent to which short-term lending and securitization of assets such as subprime mortgages had recreated the old risks that deposit insurance and bank regulation were created to control.

This project, like identity itself, is far too nuanced and complicated to ever be restricted to binary modes of thought; to ever be about just one thing or another.

While living in Chicago in the 1980's, he began to focus his attentions on the complicated and ever changing field of college admissions and financial aid with the goal of helping families afford the ever increasing cost of college.

Raising a family today is as complicated as ever.

Speciation normally occurs in geographic isolation, but the distributions of birds are complicated and ever changing.

It will also involve the biggest and most complicated controllers ever seen.

The rate at which mankind makes life complicated seems ever to accelerate.

With one round of the group stage to go, the maths is as complicated as ever.

The political math for Mr. Moore is certainly more complicated than ever before.