Sentence examples for complicated to accommodate from inspiring English sources

The account has to be slightly complicated to accommodate a distinction between simple and complex propositions: it will apply directly only to simple propositions, and indirectly to complex ones.

Mostly, the math is becoming more complicated, to accommodate the rebirth of psychology in economics.

The state structure must be complicated enough to accommodate all the pathways observed in the data, yet simple enough to allow meaningful inference.

If it gets too complicated to be swapping desks in and out, consider doing a complete overhaul and purchasing desks that can accommodate both standing and sitting.

"It's complicated to describe.

It's complicated to explain.

Present effect is complicated to assess.

In this software, a strategy to drop-down origins and positions of chromosomal segments rather than every allele state is implemented to simulate sequence data and to accommodate complicated pedigree structures across multiple generations.

But Pepper's argument can be transformed into an epistemological challenge: there could never be good reason to posit an emergent property as opposed to complicating our fundamental theory to accommodate unusual macroscopic behavior.

The mathematics needed to predict quantum behaviour is complicated, and ordinary computers struggle to accommodate it.

LÜBECK, Germany — The nearly one million asylum seekers arriving in Germany this year must navigate a complicated and uncertain bureaucracy that is struggling to accommodate migrants from cultures very different from Europe's.