Sentence examples for complicated technically from inspiring English sources

Speaking to the US broadcaster Fox News, Assad said: I think it is very complicated technically and it needs a lot of money.

"It's certainly turned out to be more complicated technically than people thought it would be," said Brian Foody, the president and chief executive of Iogen, which hopes to build a large-scale facility.

An operation to establish control over [Syria's] chemical weapons is very complicated technically and politically, and the US will easily find an excuse to avoid implementing Russia's initiative".

If Putin is indeed keen to remain in power, the option of amending the Russian constitution to allow him a new run would not be unduly complicated technically and would cost only some political capital domestically.

This (type of) case was also amongst the original list of cases proposed by a wide diversity of actors at the beginning of the procedure, but excluded by the experts of the CEH because human biomonitoring in such a case is considered to be rather complicated technically.

The structure is still complicated: technically only 40,000 people work for the city (teachers, for instance, are separate).

Elbow prosthetic replacement in patients with juvenile idiopathic arthritis (JIA) can be complicated and technically challenging.

First, climate change is a relatively new and technically complicated issue.

Voting requires holders to use their private cryptographic keys, which is technically complicated and risky if people aren't careful.

To prevent the further damage we recommended replacement of alkaline gravel by granite, even though expensive and technically complicated.

Closing the tax loopholes or tightening the lax tax enforcement that have deprived European treasuries of so much multinational corporate tax revenue is politically difficult and technically complicated.