Sentence examples for complicated finances from inspiring English sources

"This Administration has a lot of self-made... men, mostly," Gorelick said, adding that they all had complicated finances that made it trickier.

Which brings us to the letter we now know Cameron wrote to the president of the European council in November 2013, warning him against transparency moves on offshore trusts, its neat fit with the Cameron family's complicated finances, and the extent to which, as he now confesses, the prime minister himself benefited.

Omnicare Chairman Joel F. Gemunder also seems to have complicated finances.

They'll become important later on for dealing with financial institutions, so having between five and ten is a good bet err on the side of more if the deceased had complicated finances.

But Schumer insisted that Democrats flagged eight or nine nominees early on as some who would need to be subjected to tough hearings because of their wealth, complicated finances, or positions that Democrats find unacceptable.

Analysts say they think much of A.I.G.'s decline is because of its size and its complicated finances, which raises concerns in the environment tinged by Enron and WorldCom.

Lewis is one of the few people who can write about complicated finance or analytics and make it both comprehensible and gripping – as in his breakthrough book Liar's Poker and his bestseller Moneyball (which was also adapted into a movie starring Brad Pitt).

Unlike many of the megadealer groups which have been created through complicated finance deals by Wall Street firms in recent years, Tonkin started the company on his own with a single Chevrolet dealership in 1960 and still has control over the now-vast company.

A poor appearance can complicate financing, but it doesn't prevent sales.

The extra travel, he says, has not complicated his finances.

Political operatives and campaign finance activists will joust over which highly complicated campaign finance rules apply.