Sentence examples for complicated statements of from inspiring English sources
Web merchants have made a show of "self-regulation" by posting lengthy and complicated statements of "privacy policies," many of which permit diligent readers to withdraw from some lists and warn them of intrusions by third parties.
(Well, technically, players remove a number of cents equal to the value of one of the four common U.S. coins — quarter, dime, nickel, penny — but such an overly complicated statement of the rules would have confused my sons).
Why even try?" Brokerage companies often make monthly statement complicated out of choice.
In the weeks before the anniversary of the attack on the World Trade Center, the atmosphere has been complicated by statements and actions that many Muslims find offensive.
Mr. Perry's strategy was built on his economic message, but it has been complicated by some of his statements on illegal immigration.
Indeed, highly charged statements of northern "complicity" in southern slaving whether true or not mask a far more complicated, contradictory, and often disconcerting historical reality.
But he complicates the matter by issuing demonstrably false statements of his own, which, inevitably, make news.
The problem had been greatly complicated by Müller's statement of what he called the law of specific nerve energies.
The release of Mr. O'Brien's statement complicated an already messy legal and programming situation.
It's complicated, of course.
