Sentence examples for complicated note from inspiring English sources

I was halfway through writing an overly complicated note to the driver when the door opened and there he was in his pajamas.

Here, let us oversimplify this complicated note for you: By the economists' thinking, a government controlled entirely by Republicans would wreck the budget by keeping the Bush tax cuts alive forever.

There are some really complicated notes in Canon.

RYAN LIZZA: Ha, a nice complicating note to end on!

Frame admits that the issue is "complicated" and notes how that complexity contributed to the app's initial controversy.

Diagnosing and treating the disorder can be complicated, Solvason notes, mainly because conducting research on this specific type of depression is more challenging.

For method C, we needed to predefine an entry/stay value; however, what could be such a good value for optimal power was in question and choice of a good entry/stay value would be complicated by noting that such a value should vary with the total number of traits and likely be any number in a region on the real line.

But things are more optically complicated and a note of scintillating deftness has been added.

If an article has either too much technical jargon, is too brief, or is too complicated (as you note), it won't be fully comprehended and unlikely to be retained (and cited--no one wants to cite a paper they don't understand for fear you are not citing it accurately).

Almost 20% of women in the obstetric unit group had at least one complicating condition noted at the start of care in labour, compared with ≤7% in each of the other settings.

'Complicating conditions' noted by the midwife at the start of care in labour (for example, prolonged rupture of membranes and meconium-stained liquor), intrapartum interventions, and adverse maternal and perinatal outcomes were recorded by the attending midwife using a data collection form started during labour and completed on or after the fifth postnatal day.