Sentence examples for complicated off from inspiring English sources
If this sets up a complicated off season, in which the 25-year-old former starter Danny Kanell is coming off three consecutive losses and the 30-year-old Graham is the reigning starter even if he does not have a lot of support elsewhere in the organization, it does not appear to bother Fassel.
Does that complicate off-season planning?
However, recent fetal transplant trials have failed to show expected benefit and have been complicated by "off medication dyskinesias".
"There are complicated trade-offs to be made in the design choices when you design these products.
But even Dr. Washington's presence pointed up the complicated trade-offs at work in Harlem today.
They have to make complicated trade-offs when buying a carton of milk: If I buy milk, I can't afford orange juice.
In M&S's view, that represents an opportunity: three-quarters of British consumers are interested in the green theme in some way.But even the keenest ethical consumer faces complicated trade-offs, and sometimes the apparently obvious ethical choice turns out to be the wrong one.
He disrespected Pat Riley pretty hard and he definitely complicated our off-season last year.
It may seem crazy, but even the smallest earth-moving projects can require complicated sign-offs by local government groups.
Microsoft confirmed the talks in a statement issued just before the trial started, saying the discussions ended after each side decided the merger would be too complicated to pull off.
