Sentence examples for complicated terms from inspiring English sources
Science requires technical and often complicated terms.
That included complicated terms and conditions that individuals had to sign to use the social network, and whether such contracts placed unfair constraints on the company's users.
They make complicated terms more accessible to the non-technical person, even if they aren't easier to understand.
If you're speaking at a conference for young professionals, you can use more complicated terms and elaborate phrases, but if you're delivering a speech to middle school students, you'll have to change your terms and phrasing to connect to your audience.
(2) Although the observability analysis is trivial, the equations contain rather complicated terms.
Eight years later, after several seismic studies and two complicated terms in office, it remains unclear what will become of the old road — and of the mayor.
Like the related (and similarly complicated) term "hipster," it's what you call someone else.
It provides the financing value add, typically at far more flexible terms, without any of the restrictions to value creation that lower margins or complicated IP terms can create.
Since each frame of an animation consists of multiple layers, characters are complicated in terms of shape and structure.
Those are much more important questions, and, of course, they are much more complicated in terms of how we solve them.
