Sentence examples for complicated start from inspiring English sources

Making nails is not complicated: start with a bale of steel wire, shave it down to the proper diameter, then feed it into a punch that shapes the nail, cuts it and spits it into a bin.

"We have a very complicated start ahead of us and there's a lot of pressure," the coach acknowledged when asked to assess Ireland's chances of landing a third successive title.

It's difficult when they ask these questions, and I wish it could be as simple and straightforward as it is for other children: but the reality is that is isn't, my children have had a complicated start, and I can't change that.

Then start filling in what happens in between, to make sure it doesn't become too complicated start at the end and work to the beginning, as the middle is usually harder.

EVERYTHING ABOUT CALIFORNIA'S school system is complicated, starting with the question of how bad its public schools are.

It is much more complicated, starting with the fact that the majority never actually made that argument.

Traveling Abroad If you need a doctor while traveling abroad, things get a bit more complicated, starting with the language issue.

To make matters more complicated, starting about ten months after the earthquake, Haiti was hit with a cholera epidemic that resulted in 625,899 cases of cholera and 7,787 dead to date.

You've got to start from some place, and while it's a little more complicated to start from Traverse City, there is cab service into Detroit and Chicago, and I can get almost anyplace from there.

"Insurance is complicated to start with," she said.

"Life and ageing are too biologically complicated to start boiling it all down to these entities at the ends of chromosomes [telomeres]," he says.