Sentence examples for complicated patchwork from inspiring English sources

If we don't back it up with a legal duty, we'll get an even messier and complicated patchwork of support across the country.

Child-care arrangements are often a complicated patchwork quilt of paid help, family, friends and neighbours.

And as businesses go global, they face a complicated patchwork of rules.

AT&T Wireless, by contrast, has a complicated patchwork of old TDMA and newer GSM and EDGE technologies.

The court decision applies to only one piece of the complicated patchwork of health care policy for immigrant New Yorkers.

What possible difference could it make to him, after all, if they were lies or truth, or a complicated patchwork of the two?

The conflict has deepened ideological and political wedges between Palestinians and complicated their patchwork of international alliances.

She described the emerging patchwork system as "unbelievably complicated" and even "barking", and called for a standard package of tuition fees and bursaries for universities across the UK.

The big banks argue that a patchwork system is too complicated.

We welcome the draft Freedom of Information Act commitments, which would help streamline and centralize a patchwork system that has long been overly complicated for both the public and government officials.

Limited coordination regarding the regulation and reimbursement of novel cell therapies within individual countries, such as the United States, has, for example, complicated the development of some products and the regulatory patchwork of differences from one country to the next is forcing companies to make difficult strategic decisions about where to commercialize their products.