Sentence examples for complicated to put from inspiring English sources

In a digital world it's not even complicated to put the structure in place.

The full picture, however, was more complicated, to put it mildly.

That is too complicated to put on a bumper sticker, but Mr Obama still has the political capital to attempt it.That may sound surprising.

"I'm even wondering if we'll do an actual sidewalk because I'm hearing it's so complicated to put a star down," he added.

Bettman said those games, and the All-Star Game in January, created a hat trick of "very expensive events to put on, very complicated to put on" that creates a "logistical nightmare" for the league.

Still, some experts are concerned about the advent of an untested model of care that is expensive and complicated to put in place, and that recalls to some degree the practices of H.M.O.'s 20 years ago, when doctors were paid monthly fixed fees in hopes that they could provide all the care a patient needed — and still have money left over for a profit.

Most notably, Megawati engineered a situation, too complicated to relate, that put the President on the wrong side of a damaging conflict between the deeply unpopular police and the respected anti-corruption commission.

The cabinet also expressed Israel's many reservations about the plan, which could complicate efforts to put it into effect.

Complicating matters, to put it mildly: Trump doesn't really seem to understand what the House is doing, despite his public comments about it, as Politico's Jake Sherman pointed out.

Sometimes Levy has an idea for an invention involving electronic circuitry too complicated for him to put together.

And few Britons would hope to get much out of the Romanian and Bulgarian social security systems, which are poorly administered and frankly impoverished.Alas for Mr Cameron, changing entitlements is complicated and likely to put him on a collision course with the European Commission and the European Court of Justice.