Sentence examples for complicated realignment from inspiring English sources

This question is not easy to answer, but we're going to make an effort to resolve it, and then use the results to shine a light on college football's increasingly complicated realignment picture.

Mr. Christie is relying on Dr. Barchi to carry out an enormously complicated realignment of Rutgers and two other state-controlled universities, though few people in New Jersey have clamored for it beyond the governor and a powerful political leader who frequently works with him.

The data from 2004 is complicated because of conference realignment; universities like DePaul and Louisville, which were admitted as at-large teams from Conference USA in 2004, are now part of the Big East.

Bill complicated.

And complicated".

Too complicated.

Why? "Complicated.

Complicated business.

Complicated, yes.

Trippy, complicated.

Complicated enough?