Sentence examples for complicated to extract from inspiring English sources

While the oil will be expensive and complicated to extract, Petrobras has said it expects to be producing up to 100,000 barrels a day from Tupi by 2010, and hopes to produce up to a million barrels a day in about a decade.

The ERK-MAPK pathway includes a number of negative-feedback loops, but the network is too complicated to extract loops that might be essential for the emergence of ERK pulses.

That's because it is an unprecedented and hugely complicated process to extract a country from the EU and its legal framework, especially one that has been a member of the trading bloc for more than 40 years.

Many current datasets of biomarker protein expression profiles use semi-quantitative measures of protein abundance; large variations in these profiles complicate attempts to extract meaningful hypotheses and limit their overall utility.

Oil reserves have been declining for a decade, and it is an article of faith among petroleum geologists that the easy oil -- easier to find, less complicated to drill -- has all been extracted and that the explorers are now into the hard oil.

Nor is any complicated pipework required to extract the heat.

Moreover, cell sorting techniques in mice are often complicated to reproduce in human patients due to differences in cell surface markers and the unavailability of sufficient sample material to extract significant numbers of cells.

"It's complicated to describe.

The term "hacker" is complicated to parse.

Sounds a little too complicated to me.

Was it logistically complicated to get there?