Sentence examples for complicated there is from inspiring English sources

"Once it gets complicated, there is no way you can do it yourself," he said.

As I argued last week, in relation to the collapse of Kids Company, if the question is asked "Who is responsible to whom?" and the answer is "Well... it's all a bit complicated" there is trouble ahead.

Short-term memory failure, the hallmark of Alzheimer's disease may not be prominent unless, and here's where it starts to get complicated, there is also a lot of Alzheimer's disease pathology in the brain as well.

Because Ms. Rendell likes to keep her stories inordinately complicated, there is also a dying old writer who is cared for, though none too helpfully, by two of his wives.

Mr. Bacanovic's feelings for his former client are complicated: there is resentment fueled by what he sees as the unfairness of his lot relative to hers, yet one that is tempered by warm memories of their shared love for chow chows and of Christmases spent together in the kitchen of Ms. Stewart's home in Westport, Conn.

And while it is complicated, there is only one set of circumstances that would eliminate the Giants from the playoffs: they must lose both remaining games; Philadelphia must win its final game against Cincinnati Detroit and Tampa Bayy must win their final two games; New Orleans must defeat Atlanta on Sunday; and St. Louis must defeat New Orleans on the final weekend of the season.

While the factors connecting El Niño and La Niña to tropical cyclones are complicated, there are a few general relationships.

But it was more complicated: there was genuine nationalism at work.

But if that seems too complicated, there's always the approach taken by my friend Brad.

"They're complicated, there's a lot of moving parts, there's a lot of chaos on set".

The cast of characters is complicated — there are also the "other terrorist groups, very sophisticated terrorist groups" that Hagel mentioned.