Sentence examples for complicated places from inspiring English sources

Of course, northern Westchester and southern Westchester are complicated places, and for every generalization, there is a caveat.

Households are complicated places, however – many things that affect air pollution are the same in households within a geographically distinct locality, but there are many factors that are different.

"Somalia is one of the most complicated places in the world to deliver aid, more complicated than Afghanistan," said Stefano Porretti, who heads the World Food Progam's efforts in Somalia and recently worked in Afghanistan.

Central vision Universities are big and complicated places, operating in diverse markets, summed up one participant.

In complicated places, of which there are many, you make the mistake once or twice or three times and then you learn.

Exactly where Mr. Aida and members of his generation of artists might stand on an ideological spectrum is hard to say, though I get a sense they're staking out some prickly and complicated places.

At a time when American and European views of the Islamic world tend to be filtered through a lens of fear and anxiety, these images offer a more nuanced portrait of a culturally complicated place.

Diaper protocol at other folks' homes is not so complicated: Place the dirty diaper in a plastic bag (and twist-tie it shut), then place that bag inside your diaper bag, and ask your hosts where they would like you to dispose of it — presumably in a trash bin outdoors or an inside bin that's emptied frequently.

Earth is a really complicated place - it has water, plate tectonics, volcanoes, and more importantly, it has life.

The attack has placed India in a complicated position.

That is too complicated for places like rural Africa, where polio drives often fail, though they involve only a few pink drops in babies' mouths.