Sentence examples for complicated talks from inspiring English sources

Both Swiss and EU officials have said the UK's vote to leave the EU had considerably complicated talks between the two sides.

That move complicated talks among labor leaders when the 480,000-member New York State United Teachers, the umbrella group, met two weeks ago to discuss endorsements, participants in the talks said.

Assembly leaders said the Senate's bill had no chance of passage in their house and complicated talks with the mayor at a time when they were close to reaching an agreement.

When asked how complex Northern Ireland's issues were in comparison with others he had dealt with internationally, he replied: "It's at least as complicated as our very complicated talks with the Soviet Union over the years - and I don't mean that facetiously.

He will warn voters that a Cameron-led administration would be distracted by the complicated talks as Mr Cameron tried to appease his Europhobic backbenchers.

Both Swiss and EU officials have said the UK's vote to leave the EU had considerably "complicated" talks between the two sides, since any EU compromise with Switzerland over free movement would be almost certain to fuel similar demands from Britain.

We talked about many things, but it's complicated talking about plans to leave," said Eskanazi of Gourriel.

The solution is neither difficult not complicated: talk directly to classroom teachers.

Lloyd: (10 09 24 PM): I am confused by all this complicated talk about distinctions without differences involving military strategy.

The moves could complicate talks next week with international lenders.

But it remains unclear if the small-scale military drills will complicate talks.