Sentence examples for complicated to pay from inspiring English sources

It inconveniences my colleagues, is complicated to pay back shifts, and makes me look bad to do so (like I am weak or something)," wrote one attending emergency department physician who took the survey.

"Steve & Barry's merchandise might actually excite the Kmart customer, but it could be very complicated to do this without paying G.E. a lot of money," said Howard Davidowitz, the chairman of Davidowitz & Associates, a retail consulting and investment banking firm.

They creating billing infrastructure when it was too complicated to deal with the 700 insurers that pay for Counsyl tests.

They're either too complicated to understand or it just costs more than what they're willing to pay.

The mayor's critics say that these issues are too important and too complicated to be rushed through a truncated process while few are really paying attention.

First, it is incredibly complicated to understand what a wallet is, how it works and why you would need one to pay for a song or a movie.

Although working tax credits are in place to help pay for after-school childcare, Buck says they are so complicated to secure that they are not often used.

It's complicated to explain.

"It's complicated to describe.

However, Italy has a public debt equivalent to 120 percent of gross domestic product — the highest in the euro zone after Greece — and its low growth rate will complicate its efforts to pay it down.

The papers apparently reveal how Disney and the US-based commodities group Koch Industries seemingly used complicated financial structures in Luxembourg to pay minimal tax.