Sentence examples for complicated problematic from inspiring English sources

It never crossed my mind that this would be anything other than a very, very complicated, problematic development.

Being similar to Assange can mean something else: being complicated, problematic, abrasive, difficult, arrogant — easy to dislike.

If she untangled it, she would be an excellent wife for her complicated, problematic partner.

The real-life Illuminati sought to demystify and dismantle the complicated, problematic tenets and practices of organized Christianity in the 18th century.

The real-life Illuminati sought to demystify and dismantle the complicated, problematic tenets and practices of organised Christianity in the 18th century.

The chemical synthesis of large size PAHs can however be complicated and problematic.

The latter is complicated and problematic, the state has argued, and encourages litigation.

But, if those efforts can backfire and produce riskier behavior, providing insurance becomes a much more complicated and problematic endeavor.

Taking the decision to reuse water for irrigation is complicated and problematic, as technological alternatives and local social and cultural conditions have to be taken into consideration.

New products will include video — although if this involves filming teachers giving lectures this also could become complicated and problematic — as well as the ability for students to connect in real time.

My friend Negin who blogged yesterday points out that they have no idea about what is really happening and have complicated and problematic agendas.