Sentence examples for complicated to make a from inspiring English sources
Innovations that target the poorest of the poor don't have to be complicated to make a big difference.
A second response is to throw up one's hands, declare the situation too complicated to make a decision, and adopt an unhelpful interpretation of "emergent strategy," the modern strategy scourge.
Built-in programs like the Windows Files and Settings Transfer Wizard or the Mac OS X Setup Assistant can shift music files from the old machine to the new one on the same operating system over a cable connection, but it is slightly more complicated to make a move from a Mac to a PC or vice versa.
While Dell'Orso said it was always "complicated" to make a movie or TV series out of a book, he said there was something about Ferrante's work – the detailed description of emotions, inner thoughts, actions – that "might make it kind of easier".
I feel like it's complicated to make a one and a half hour movie that's just going and going and going.
Although it's a bit complicated to make a comparison between private insurance and Medicare (for reasons described nicely in this piece by Ezra Klein of the Washington Post), most economists would agree that Medicare does what it does for about 5 or 6% overhead, in comparison to between 12 and 20% for private health insurance plans.
I find it extremely complicated to make any statement about what seems to be a better approach.
A very efficient design, although complicated to make, might have a bottom, and a top in which a hole is cut to wrap around a smaller can/cooking vessel, which is supported off the fire but not quite at the top of the big can so that it is surrounded by hot smoke, whose heat it has a large area and long time to conduct.
The molecule was too complicated to make into a drug, but, Hazuda says, "It provided a glimmer of hope".
